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. 2024 Feb 23;16(2):948–959. doi: 10.21037/jtd-23-1298

Table 3. Follow-up outcome of patients.

Patient number Degree of dysphagia before stenting/after stenting KPS before stenting/after stenting Stent-related complications Survival (days) Tumor-specific therapy after stenting
1 4/3 60/80 Granulation 318 Gastrostomy, SEMS placement and replacement, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy
2 3/2 60/80 Retrosternal pain, sputum retention 575 Chemotherapy, Y silicone stent replacement
3 4/3 60/80 NA 389 Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy
4 4/3 50/70 Retrosternal pain 237 Gastrostomy, Y silicone stent replacement, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy
5 4/3 60/80 Granulation, sputum retention 602 Jejunostomy, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy
6 4/2 50/70 Sputum retention 154 SEMS placement, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy
7 4/1 60/80 Granulation, sputum retention 392 Y silicone stent replacement, SEMS placement, laser resection, balloon dilation, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy
8 4/4 50/20 Sputum retention 19 Jejunostomy
9 4/2 50/70 Fistula occurrence 147 Targeted therapy
10 4/4 50/30 Sputum retention 75 Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and jejunostomy

KPS, Karnofsky Performance Status; SEMS, self-expandable metal stent; NA, not available.