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Table 1 Patients’ baseline demographics and characteristics

From: Risk of radiation-induced pneumonitis after helical and static-port tomotherapy in lung cancer patients and experimental rats

  

No. of patients (%)

Sex

Male

43 (68.3)

 

Female

20 (31.7)

Age (years), median (range)

 

66 (33–87)

Smoking History

Yes

36 (57.1)

 

No

27 (42.9)

Underlying COPD

 

3 (4.8)

Tumor locationa

Right upper lobe

15 (23.8)

 

Right middle lobe

6 (9.5)

 

Right lower lobe

20 (31.7)

 

Left upper lobe

19 (30.2)

 

Left lower lobe

14 (22.2)

Histologic features

Adenocarcinoma

24 (38.1)

 

Squamous cell carcinoma

16 (25.4)

 

Small cell lung cancer

12 (19.0)

 

Non-small cell lung cancer, NOS

9 (14.3)

 

Bronchoalveolar carcinoma

1 (1.6)

 

Large cell carcinoma

1 (1.6)

Aim of radiotherapy

Definitive

26 (41.3)

 

Postoperative

1 (1.6)

 

Salvage

19 (30.1)

 

Palliative

17 (27.0)

Concurrent chemoradiotherapy

Yes

21 (33.3)

 

No

42 (66.7)

PTV (cc), median (range)

 

144 (16–799)

Total lung V10 (%), median (range)

39 (5–93)

Total lung V20 (%), median (range)

16 (4–49)

Mode of tomotherapy

Static

12 (19.0)

 

Helical

51 (81.0)

  1. COPD chronic obstructive lung disease, PTV planning target volume, a; 11 patients have multi-lobar lesions