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Table 1 Clinical characteristics (93 cases)

From: The survival outcomes and prognosis of stage IV non-small-cell lung cancer treated with thoracic three-dimensional radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy

Characteristic

No. (%)

Gender

 

 Male

67(72.0)

 Famale

26(28.0)

Age (years)

 

 median(range)

57(28–78)

 <60

56(60.2)

 ≥60

37(39.8)

Pathological type

 

 Squamous carcinoma

27(29.0)

 Adenocarcinoma

58(62.4)9

 others

8(8.6)

Karnofsky performance status

 

 ≤80

64(68.8)

 >80

29(31.2)

T stage

 

 T1–2

32(34.4)

 T3–4

61(65.6)

N stage

 

 N0–1

15(16.1)

 N2–3

78(83.9)

Gross tumor volume (cm3)

 

 median(range)

170(35.8-627.6)

 <170

45(48.4)

 ≥170

48(51.6)

Metastasis status

 

 Multiple organs

37(39.8)

  Brain

15(16.1)

  subcutaneous nodules

2(2.2)

  Distant lymph nodes

5(5.4)

  Lung

21(22.6)

  Bone

24(25.8)

  Liver

5(5.4)

  Adrenal

5(5.4)

 Single organ

56(60.2)

  Brain

9(9.7)

  subcutaneous nodules

2(2.2)

  Distant lymph nodes

3(3.2)

  Lung

13(14.0)

  Bone

28(30.1)

  Liver

1(1.0)

Radiation dose(Gy) to primary tumor

 

 median(range)

63(40–74)

 <63

29(31.2)

 ≥63

64(68.8)

Response of primary tumor

 

 Complete response

5(5.4)

 Partial response

66(71.0)

 Stable

18(19.4)

 Progressive

4(4.3)

No. of chemotherapy cycle

 

 4

89(95.7)

 5

4(4.3)

Radiotherapy to metastases

 

 Yes

50((53.8)

 No

43(46.2)