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. 2014 Dec 30;6(7):4901–4919. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.3208

Table 1. The clinicopathologic characteristics of the 209 glioma patients in the Chinese TMA cohort.

Characteristics All glioma (N=209) WHO grade
Grade I (N=8) Grade II (N=60) Grade III (N=31) Grade IV (N=110)
Gender
 Male 144 5(62.5%) 47(78.3%) 18(58.1%) 74(67.3%)
 Female 65 3(37.5%) 13(21.7%) 13(41.9%) 36(32.7%)
Age at diagnosis (year)
 < 60 173 7(87.5%) 57(95.0%) 26(83.9%) 83(75.5%)
 ≥60 36 1(12.5%) 3(5.0%) 5(16.1%) 27(24.5%)
Tumor origin
 Primary 183 8(100%) 56(93.3%) 23(74.2%) 96(87.3%)
 Secondary 26 0(0.0%) 4(6.7%) 8(25.8%) 14(12.7%)
Extend of resection
 Gross total 164 6(75.0%) 49(81.7%) 25(80.6%) 84(76.4%)
 Partial 45 2(25.0%) 11(18.3%) 6(19.4%) 26(23.6%)
NMI expression
 Low 175 8(100.0%) 55(91.7%) 26(83.9%) 86(78.2%)
 High 34 0(0.0%) 5(8.3%) 5(16.1%) 24(21.8%)
OS (month)
 median (95% CI) 21(17.36-24.64) NAa 73(56.57-89.43) 25(15.17-34.83) 12(10.45-13.55)
PFS (month)
 median (95% CI) 19(15.36-22.64) NAa 73(39.84-106.16) 25(18.25-31.75) 10(7.66-12.34)

Abbreviations: OS, overall survival; PFS, progression-free survival; CI, confidence interval.

a

NA, not available due to a large proportion of censored cases.