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. 2016 May 10;27(5):e47. doi: 10.3802/jgo.2016.27.e47

Table 1. Patient demographic and tumor characteristics per chemotherapy regimens prior to bevacizumab.

Variable <3 Prior regimens (n=29) ≥3 Prior regimens (n=31) p-value
Race 0.63
White 22 (75.86) 26 (83.87)
Black 3 (10.34) 1 (3.23)
Hispanic 2 (6.9) 2 (6.45)
American-Indian 0 1 (3.23)
Unknown 2 (6.9) 1 (3.23)
Age at start of bevacizumab (yr) 57 (37–83) 60 (35–79) 0.98
BMI at bevacizumab start (kg/m2) 26.56 (16.65–39.39) 24.67 (18.61–42.58) 0.85
Stage 0.36
IA–IIIC 1 (3.44) 2 (6.5)
IIA–IV 28 (96.6) 29 (93.5)
Histology 0.50
Serous 20 (68.97) 18 (58.1)
Adenocarcinoma 8 (27.59) 10 (32.26)
Clear cell, mixed 1 (3.44) 3 (9.68)
Debulking 0.51
Optimal 18 (62.07) 22 (70.97)
Platinum resistant 0.99
Yes 15 (51.72) 16 (51.61)
Prior radiation to abdominopelvic area 0.93
Yes 3 (10.34) 3 (9.68)
Prior bowel surgery 0.61
Yes 14 (48.28) 17 (54.84)
Time from bowel surgery to start of bevacizumab (mo) 23.11 (8.17–41.6) 45.93 (21.2–103.07) <0.001
Bevacizumab combined with cytotoxic chemotherapy 0.24
Yes 21 (72.41) 18 (58.06)
Number of prior cytotoxic regimens 2 (2) 3 (3-9) <0.001
Number of bevacizumab doses 9 (3–45) 10 (2–33) 0.97
Cumulative bevacizumab received (mg) 8,800 (1,440–81,525) 10,000 (1,710–36,300) 0.63
Follow-up after last dose of bevacizumab (mo) 11.3 (1.47–60.4) 10.73 (0.27–51.3) 0.60

Values are presented as number (%) or median (range).

BMI, body mass index.