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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: A single-institution study of stereotactic body radiotherapy for patients with unresectable visceral pulmonary or hepatic oligometastases

Patients

Total (n = 90)

%

Gender: Female

38

42%

    Male

52

58%

Age at diagnostic, median (range):

62 years

(22–82)

Age at SBRT, median (range):

65 years

(23–84)

Primary sites:   Digestive

63

70%

         Lung

3

3.3%

        Breast

8

8.9%

        Melanoma

4

4.4%

        Neuro-endocrine

3

3.3%

        Sarcoma

3

3.3%

        Other

6

6.7%

Adenocarcinoma Histology: Hepatic (n = 75)

61

81%

            Lung (n = 15)

7

47%

Primary for Adenocarcinoma histology

68

 

   Colorectal

57

84%

   Breast

8

12%

   Gastric

1

1.5%

   Lung

1

1.5%

   Kidney

1

1.5%

Primary for squamous cell histology :

7

 

   Esophagus

5

71%

   Lung

2

29%

Other histologies :

15

17%

Lesions : Lung

15

17%

    Hepatic

75

83%

Number of lesions treated by patient :

  

1

64

71%

2

19

21%

3

4

4%

4

3

3%

Timing of Metastases:

  

    At initial diagnostic

43

49%

    Within one year

20

23%

    More than 1 year

25

28%

Time from diagnosis of metastasis to SBRT treatment, median (range)

25.6 months

(1.2 – 93.6)

Previous local treatment :

  

    Hepatic (n = 75)

53

71%

    Lung (n = 15)

0

0%

Prior chemotherapy:

 

91%

    Hepatic lesions (n = 75)

70

93%

    Lung lesions (n = 15)

12

92%

Prior progressive disease with Chemo:

  

    No

67

82%

    Yes

15

18%

More than 3 chemotherapy regimens before SBRT :

 

26,6%

    Hepatic lesions (n = 75)

21

28%

    Lung lesions (n = 15)

3

20%