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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 15.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Cancer Res. 2011 Mar 29;17(12):4082–4090. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-10-3322

Table 1.

Characteristics of 26 patients on study

Patient and Tumor Characteristics Prior Treatment Characteristics
Sex
 Male 9 Initial diagnosis: Patients
 Female 17  Unresectable at diagnosis 10
 Recurrence following surgery 16
Age (yrs)  Recurrence after 2nd surgery 3
 At diagnosis 29.5
 At presentation 31 At presentation: unresectable or resectable by amputation 26
Location: Adjuvant Radiation 4
 Intra-Abdominal 12
 Extremity 6 Systemic therapy 15
 Trunk/Chest wall 6  NSAIDS Not analyzed
 Head and neck 2  Hormone 8 (best response, SD)
 Liposomal Doxorubicin 8 Best response: 4 SD**.
Characteristics (radiological)  Doxorubicin 4
 Multifocal 7  Decarbazine 4
 Diffuse 20  Methotrexate 2
 Nodular 6  Cyclophosphamide 2
 Imatinib or Sunitinib 6 (1 pt with minor response***)
Size
 < 5 cm (T1) 4 Sorafenib
 5 – 10 cm (T2) 11 Progression on imaging 23 pts
 > 10 cm (T3) 11 Maximum benefit on prior therapy 3 pts
First line sorafenib 12 pts
Risk factors Prior therapy (median of 2) 14 pts
FAP 4
Prior Surgery* 7 Duration of Sorafenib (median)
- Surgery for FAP − 4/7 - Entire cohort (months) 6.4 (1 – 29)
- Surgery for other − 3/7 - As 1st line (months) 4.6 (1 – 29)
Pregnancy 1 - As 2nd line (months) 12 (2 – 26)
*

surgery for other reasons before diagnosis of desmoid,

**

SD: Stable Disease by RECIST,

***

minor response: decrease by 10 – 29% by RECIST.