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. 2022 Oct 14;25(4):774–785. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/noac223

Table 1.

Patient, Disease and Treatment Characteristics

Patient Characteristics N = 88 %
Gender Female: Male 55:33 63%: 37
Age at Diagnosis (months) Median (range) 26.6 (1.4–162.6)
Associated NF1 Presence of NF1 21 24
Diencephalic Syndrome Presence of diencephalic syndrome 25 28
Disease Characteristics
Tumor Site and Staging Non-optic pathway glioma (OPG) 11 12
Optic pathway glioma (OPG) 77 88
Optic Pathway Tumor Staging Optic nerve/s +/- Chiasm (MDC 1/2) 34 44
Post-chiasmatic (MDC 3) 31 40
Optic tracts (MDC 4) 12 16
Hypothalamic involvement 59 67
Metastatic Disease Yes 17 19
No 71 81
Histology (71 Patients) Pilocytic astrocytoma (PA) 58 82
Non-pilocytic astrocytoma (Non-PA) 13 18
BRAF Status (60 Patients) BRAF-V600E mutation 12 20
BRAF:KIAA1549 fusion 29 48
BRAF wild-type (WT) 18 30
Other 1 2
Pre-Bevacizumab Therapy Treatments
Surgical Intervention Biopsy only 36 41
Resection/debulking 33 38
No intervention 19 21
Chemotherapy Received chemotherapy 81 92
Bevacizumab Therapy Data
Indication for Bevacizumab Treatment Clinical progression 18 20
Radiological progression 38 44
Both 24 27
Other 8 9
Age at Starting Bevacizumab (months) Median (range) 73.5 (6.6–257)
Number of Bevacizumab Doses Median 24 (2–49)
Bevacizumab Partner Drug Irinotecan 76 86
Vincristine-carboplatin 7 7
Vinblastine 2 2
Other (or monotherapy) 3 3
Bevacizumab Line of Treatment 1st-line (with VCR + carboplatin) 7 8
2nd-line (with VBL or irinotecan) 6 7
3rd-line (with irinotecan) 61 70
Further than 3rd-line 14 16