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. 2015 Mar 11;5:56. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2015.00056

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical variables, and comparison of brain tumor and matched control participants.

Variables BT participants (n = 44) Control participants (n = 44) Statistical difference
N (%), M (SD), range N (%), M (SD), range
Age (years) 45.57 (11.72) 44.45 (12.96), t = 0.42,
21–71 26–71 p = 0.67
 20–35 11 (25.0%) 12 (27.3%)
 36–55 24 (54.5%) 21 (47.7%)
 56–75 9 (20.5%) 11 (25%)
Gender
 Male 19 (43.2%) 18 (40.9%) χ2 = 0.047, p = 0.83
 Female 25 (56.8%) 26 (59.1%)
Education (years) 12.84 (2.77), 12.61 (2.56), t = 0.41,
7–19 9–20 p = 0.68
 7–10 years 11 (25.0%) 8 (18.2%)
 11–12 years 14 (31.8%) 18 (40.9%)
  >12 years 19 (43.2%) 18 (40.9%)
Estimated IQ 103.27 (7.97) 105.16 (6.67) t = −1.20, p = 0.23
Range 88–119 90–116
  >110 7 (15.9%) 11 (25%)
 90–110 34 (77.3%) 33 (75%)
  <90 3 (6.8%) 0
Time since diagnosis 4.26 (5.05),
0.13–22
 0–5 years 31 (70.5%)
 6–10 years 7 (15.9%)
  >10 years 6 (13.6%)
Histology
 Malignant 19 (43.2%)
 Benign or low grade 25 (56.8%)
Hemisphere
 Left 15 (34.1%)
 Right 16 (36.4%)
 Bilateral/other 13 (29.5%)
Location
 Frontal 24 (54.5%)
 Temporal 3 (6.8%)
 Parieto-occipital 2 (4.5%)
 Brain stem/ventricle 5 (11.4%)
 Other 10 (22.7%)