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. 2014 Apr 23;9:95. doi: 10.1186/1748-717X-9-95

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and results of short- and long-term survivors with glioblastoma

Patient characteristics of STS and LTS
  STS; n = 50 LTS; n = 5O
Age (years)
64, 8
51, 9
< 60 years
16 (32)
35 (60)
> 60 years
34 (68)
15 (30)
< 70 years
34 (68)
43 (86)
> 70 years
16 (32)
7 (14)
Male
33 (66)
26 (52)
Female
17 (34)
24 (48)
Tumor location
Right hemisphere
16 (32)
24 (48)
Left hemisphere
24 (48)
23 (46)
Both hemispheres
10 (20)
3 (6)
Location close to the ventricle (< 10 mm)
44 (88)
33 (68, 8)
Location distant to the ventricle (≥ 10 mm)
6 (12)
15 (31, 3)
Involvement of the ventricle system
30 (60)
18 (39, 1)
Multifocal disease
12 (24)
7 (15, 2)
Subependymal spread
15 (30)
5 (10, 9)
Extent of resection
Biopsy
26 (52)
5 (10, 4)
Total resection
7 (14)
22 (45,8)
Partial resection
17 (34)
22 (45,8)
Ventricle opening during surgery
8 (16)
17 (34,7)
Classification (Lim et al.)
Type I
18 (36)
21 (43,8)
Type II
16 (32)
6 (12, 5)
Type llI
9 (18)
15 (31, 3)
Type IV
7 (14)
6 (125)
MGMT hypermethyation
4 (36, 4)
12 (70, 6)
Radiotherapy within a study
23 (46)
25 (50)
GD (Gy)
56, 8
45, 1
RT as Re-irradiation
3 (6)
15 (30)
Radiochemotherapy
35 (70)
38 (76)
Temozolomide 32 (64) 35 (70)

Numbers in brackets represent percentages and refer to the absolute values in front.