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Table 1 Baseline and treatment characteristics

From: Modern treatment outcomes for early T-stage oropharyngeal cancer treated with intensity-modulated radiation therapy at a tertiary care institution

 

All patients (n = 198)

Age, median (IQR)

61 (54–66)

Sex

 

 Male

163 (82.3%)

 Female

35 (17.7%)

Total pack-years

 

 < 10 pack-years

84 (42.0%)

 ≥ 10 pack-years

114 (57.6%)

Alcohol consumption

 

 < 20 drinks per week

149 (75.3%)

 ≥ 20 drinks per week

49 (24.7%)

Primary site

 

 Tonsil

108 (54.5%)

 Base of tongue

76 (38.4%)

 Soft palate

9 (4.5%)

 Vallecula

3 (1.5%)

 Indeterminate

2 (1.0%)

Clinical T-stage

 

 T1

58 (29.3%)

 T2

140 (70.7%)

Clinical N-stage

 

 N0

21 (10.6%)

 N1

52 (26.3%)

 N2

125 (63.1%)

p16 status

 

 Positive

144 (72.7%)

 Negative

28 (14.1%)

 Unknown

26 (13.1%)

Treatment

 

 RT

39 (19.7%)

 CRT

159 (80.3%)

Radiation laterality

 

 Unilateral

14 (7.1%)

 Bilateral

163 (82.3%)

 Unknown

21 (10.6%)

CT simulation

 

 With contrast

85 (42.9%)

 Without contrast

92 (46.5%)

 Unknown

21 (10.6%)

Chemotherapy regimen

 

 Cisplatin

135 (68.2%)

  High dose

83 (61.4%)

  Weekly

52 (38.5%)

 Carboplatinum + 5-fluorouracil

14 (7.1%)

 Cetuximab

5 (2.5%)

 Other

5 (2.5%)

  1. Data are presented as number (%) unless otherwise specified
  2. RT radiotherapy only, CRT chemoradiation