Abstract:Objective:To study the correlation between ProMisE molecular classification of endometrial cancer and lymph node metastasis and clinical features.Methods:1,056 endometrial cancer patients were selected as the research subjects.The ProMisE molecular typing results,lymph node metastasis,and indicators of clinical characteristics were analyzed.The correla-tion of patient ProMisE molecular subtyping with lymph node metastasis and clinical characteristics was analyzed.Results:A-mong the 1,056 patients,the ProMisE molecular typing as MMRD totaled 384 cases,accounting for 36.36%.In total,72 cases were POLE EDM subtype,accounting for 6.82%,p53abn was total of 96 cases,accounting for 9.09%.The p53wt totaled 504 cases,accounting for 47.73%.The proportion of p53wt was higher than that of POLE EDM and p53abn(P<0.05).The posi-tive ProMisE molecular classification of endometrial cancer was positively associated with lymph node metastasis,clinical sta-ges,CA1 2 5 and CA199(r=0.572,0.641,0.778,0.804,P=0.002,0.002,0.002,0.001),and showed no obvious correlation with age,WBC and ANC(r=0.119,0.251,0.187,P=0.104,0.573,0.311).Conclusion:The ProMisE molecular classification of endometrial cancer is closely associated with lymph node metastasis,clinical stages,CA125 and CA199,and has no obvious association with other clinical features,which deserves clinical attention.