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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Oligo-recurrence predicts favorable prognosis of brain-only oligometastases in patients with non-small cell lung cancer treated with stereotactic radiosurgery or stereotactic radiotherapy: a multi-institutional study of 61 subjects

Characteristic

No.

 

Percent

Age, median (range), y

 

64 (22–86)

 

 <65

30

 

49

 ≥65

31

 

51

Sex

 Male

30

 

49

 Female

31

 

51

No. of lesions

 1–2

54

 

89

 3–5

7

 

11

Oligostatus

 Sync-oligometastases (primary active)

11

 

18

 Oligo-recurrence (primary controlled)

50

 

82

Histological status

 Sguamous cell carcinoma

6

 

10

 Adenocarcinoma

48

 

79

 Others

7

 

11

KPS score

 70–80

5

 

8

 90–100

56

 

92

Interval to initial brain recurrence, months

 <12

29

 

48

 ≥12

32

 

52

No. of brain metastases

 Single

42

 

69

 2–4

19

 

31

RPA

 Class I (aged <65 years; no active extracranial diseases)

26

 

43

 class II (aged ≥65 years; active extracranial diseases)

35

 

57

GPA

 Score 0–1.0 (scoring based on Age, KPS, ECM, No. of BM)

0

 

0

 Score 1.5–2.0

5

 

8

 Score 2.5–3.0

45

 

74

 Score 3.5–4.0

11

 

18

Neurologic functiona

 Grade 0

40

 

66

 Grade 1

12

 

20

 Grade 2

9

 

14

 Grade 3

0

 

0

 Grade 4

0

 

0

Maximum diameter of brain metastases, cm

 Median (range)

 

1.2 (0.2–6.0)

 

Treatment method for brain tumor

 SRS

45

 

74

 SRT

16

 

26

Dose at the brain tumor margin, Gy

 Median (range)

 

25 (10–36)

 

WBRT

9

 

15

Thoracic stageb

 I-II

27

 

44

 III

34

 

56

Treatment method for thoracic lesions

 Surgery

43

 

70

 Radiation therapy

18

 

30

Chemotherapy

19

 

31

  1. Abbreviations: KPS Karnofsky performance status, RPA recursive partition analysis, GPA graded prognostic assessment, SRS stereotactic radiosurgery, SRT stereotactic radiotherapy, WBRT whole brain radiation therapy
  2. aNeurologic function, grade 0 as no symptoms; grade 1 as minor symptoms, fully active without assistance; grade 2 as moderate symptoms, fully active but reguires assistance; grade 3 as moderate symptoms, less than fully active, reguires assistance; grade 4 as severe symptoms, totally inactive
  3. bThoracic stage classified according to the TNM classification of malignant tumors version 6 (UICC, Union for International Cancer Control version 6 edition) not evaluating M stage