Background/Aim: To characterize the potential roles of CEP55 in colorectal cancer development and assess its eligibility as a prognostic diagnosis tool for colorectal cancer. Patients and Methods: hnmunohistochemical (1HC) analysis of CEP55 immunoreactivity in 166 cancer specimens from colorectal cancer patients. Results: CEP55 was not found to statistically significantly affect different patient clinical parameters. Multivariate analysis illustrated that patients with N stage (1+2) colorectal cancer and high CEP55 expression had a significantly lower five-year survival rate than patients with N stage (1+2) colorectal cancer and low CEP55 expression. Conclusion: There is a correlation between CEP55 and advanced N-stage colorectal cancer. Thus, CEP55 may be a potential diagnostic biomarker for colorectal cancer patients.
