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. 2023 Mar 11;5(1):vdad025. doi: 10.1093/noajnl/vdad025

Table 2.

NF2 Patients Identified From UK Database, With and Without Radiation-Based Treatment

No RT No RT Matched RT P-value Matched Set
Number of patients with NF2 1079 266 266
median age of NF2 diagnosis (years) 33.0 28.0 28.5 .98
IQR 18–50 19–43 18-44
median year birth 1967 1971 1971 .95
IQR 1952–1986 1957–1983 1958–1981
Mean age first symptom 28.3 (missing n=190) 27.07 28.10
median age treatment index tumor (years) - 31.3 32.9 .366
IQR - 22.7-45.0 22.4-46.0
Median time from NF2 diagnosis to treatment of index tumor (years) 1.61 2.75
IQR 0.35–5.54 0.71–6.83
Male 499 133 133 1.0
% 46.3% 50.0% 50.0%
Follow-up from NF2 diagnosis years 12674.23 4580.54 4142.34
Mean follow-up from NF2diagnosis (years) 11.75 17.22 15.57 .04
Median follow-up (years) 9.56 15.92 14.85 .13
IQR 5.1 – 16.9 9.3–24.0 8.9–22.1
Follow-up from treatment of index tumor years - 3778.12 2993.15
Mean follow-up from treatment (years) - 14.2 11.25 <.001
Median follow-up (years) - 11.9 9.83 .005
IQR - 5.8–20.0 4.1–16.6
CNS malignancy from date of ­treatment (number) 5 (0.46%) 0 9* (3.4%) .004
Sites RT/surgery N/a 208 VS
42 meningioma
15 spinal
208 VS
42 meningioma
15 spinal
1.0
CNS malignancy types 2 epithelioid sarcomas
3 grade 3 meningioma
None
-1 grade 3 meningioma but prior to matching
4 MPNST/malignant schwannoma
2 grade 3 meningioma
1 glioblastoma
2 aggressive ependymoma
Died 232 58 72 .19
% 21.5% 21.8% 27.1%
mean age death (years) 47.05 47.86 42.69 .07
Median (years) 44.68 45.79 39.75 .07
IQR 30.2–63.5 35.9–59.5 30.8–51.2
CVA death 4 0 2 .50
% deaths 1.72% 0% 2.82%
heterozygote PV 535 160 139 .08
% Heterozygote 49.58% 60.1% 52.3%
Mosaic 189 63 49 .17
% 17.5% 23.7% 18.4%
not found 355 43 78 .004
% 32.90% 16.2% 29.3%
severe heterozygote PV 137 47 39 .28
% 12.7% 17.7% 14.7%

RT-radiotherapy for benign/presumed benign disease; *-1 grade 3 meningioma excluded as occurred before RT and one MPNST, not in radiation volume; PV, pathogenic variant; IQR, interquartile range; VS, vestibular schwannoma; CVA, cerebrovascular accident (stroke).