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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2010 Jun;69(6):606–622. doi: 10.1097/NEN.0b013e3181e00579

Table 2.

Clinicopathologic characteristics of the nine patients with glioblastoma analyzed

Patient code Sex Age at diagnosis (years) Status WHOa Delay 1st symptoms - diagnosis (days) GBM nature Tumor location Extent of surgery Associated treatment Delay of recurrence (months) Follow-up (months) Survival (months)
G1 F 72 1 15 de novo Frontal Radical RC Uk Uk Uk
G2 M 72 1 21 de novo Parietal Partial R 4 17 17
G3 M 65 2 60 de novo Temporal Radical RC 4 5 7
G4 M 56 1 30 de novo Frontal Partial RC 11 17 17
G5 M 47 1 21 de novo Parietal Radical RC 12 18 18
G6 M 32 1 21 de novo Frontal Partial RC 4 18 18
G7 F 41 0 90 de novob Temporal Repeated C 6 14 Uk
G8 M 20 0 60 de novob Frontal Repeated C 10 17 17
G9 M 26 1 30 secondary Frontal Radical C 9 3 30
a

WHO clinical status before surgery was graded as follows: Status WHO 0: Karnofsky = 100, no clinical symptoms; Status WHO 1: 80 < Karnofsky < 90, minor symptoms such as visual amputation or headaches; Status WHO 2: 60 < Karnofsky < 70, confined to bed < 50% of the day; Status WHO 3: 40 < Karnofsky < 50, confined to bed > 50% of the day; Status WHO 4: 20 < Karnofsky < 30, bedridden

b

Samples retrieved during surgery for recurrence

Abbreviations: GBM, glioblastoma multiforme (WHO IV); M, male; F, Female; RC, radiotherapy with concomitant temozolomide chemotherapy; R, radiotherapy; C, chemotherapy; Uk, unknown.