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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Nucl Med Radiat Ther. 2011 Dec 12;Suppl 4(1):3117. doi: 10.4172/2155-9619.s4-001

Table 1.

Baseline study patient parameters

Characteristic
Female sex — no. (%) 27 (100)

Age — year
  Median 65
  Range 27–80

Race — no. (%)*

  White 22 (81)
  Black or African ancestry 3 (11)
  Hispanic 2 (7)

GOG performance status — no. (%)

  0 19 (70)
  1 5 (19)
  2 3 (11)
No. of metastases to be treated by radiosurgery — no. (%)
  1 7 (26)
  2 8 (30)
  3 10 (37)
  4 2 (7)
  ≥ 4 0 (0)

Histopathology — no. (%)

  Cervix/vagina squamous cell carcinoma 4 (15)
  Endometrial adenocarcinoma 7 (26)
  Ovarian adenocarcinoma 15 (56)
  Vulvar squamous cell carcinoma 1 (4)

Prior radiation — no. (%) 13 (48)

  Inclusive of radiosurgery sit e 9 (33)
  > 5000 cGy delivered pretherapy to radio surgery sit e 6 (22)

Prior chemotherapy — no. (%) 27 (100)

No. of prior courses of chemotherapy for metastases — no. (%)
  0 1 (4)
  1 17 (63)
  2 8 (30)
  3 1 (4)
Platinum-containing regimen — no. (%) 27 (100)
Taxane-containing regimen — no. (%) 21 (78)
Anthracycline-containing regimen — no. (%) 6 (22)
Topotecan-containing regimen — no. (%) 3 (11)
Gemcitabine-containing regimen — no. (%) 5 (19)
*

Race was self-reported.

The Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG) performance status reflects individual daily living activities on a scale of 0 (fully active with symptoms) to 5 (dead).