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Table 1 Demographic and clinicopathological characteristics of the patients

From: Optimized radiotherapy to improve clinical outcomes for locally advanced lung cancer

Characteristic

SMART (n = 59)

 

H-RT (n = 14)

 

Total (n = 73)

 

Age (years)

 Mean range

65

 

65

 

66

 

Sex

 Male

44

75%

9

64%

53

73%

Mutation

 EGFR

4

7%

1

7%

5

7%

Smoking antecedent

 Yes

40

68%

10

71%

50

68%

Histologic type

 Adenocarcinoma

31

53%

8

57%

39

53%

 Squamous

24

41%

6

43%

30

41%

 Other

4

7%

0

0%

4

5%

AJCC stage

 Stage II

5

9%

3

21%

8

11%

 Stage IIIA

40

68%

3

21%

43

59%

 Stage IIIB

12

20%

2

14%

14

19%

 Stage IV

2

3%

6

43%

8

11%

Chemotherapy type

 No chemotherapy

4

7%

6

43%

10

14%

 Sequential chemotherapy

11

19%

8

57%

19

26%

 Concurrent chemotherapy

44

75%

0

0%

44

60%

Chemotherapy agent

 Cisplatin-Vinorelbine

27

46%

0

0%

27

37%

 Carboplatin-Taxol

19

32%

1

7%

20

27%

 Other

7

12%

9

64%

16

22%

PTV volume (cm3)

 PTV 66 Gy

287

 

337

 

335

 

 PTV 54 Gy

598

   

598

 
  1. SMART simultaneous modulated accelerated radiotherapy, H-RT moderate hypofractionated radiotherapy, EGFR epidermal growth factor receptor, AJCC American Joint Committee on Cancer, PTV planning target volume