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. 2016 Nov 23;78(2):164–172. doi: 10.1055/s-0036-1594239

Table 3. Patient demographics, tumor characteristics, and treatment groups.

Patient and tumor factors Number of patients (% of total) (n = 90)
Sex Male 72 (80%)
Female 18 (20%)
Primary subsite Preauricular 15 (17%)
Scalp 15 (17%)
Temple 11 (12%)
Forehead 10 (11%)
Cheek 9 (10%)
Ear 8 (9%)
Eyebrow 8 (9%)
Postauricular 5 (6%)
Nose 4 (4%)
Midface 3 (3%)
Lip 1 (1%)
Neck 1 (1%)
Histology Squamous cell carcinoma 68 (76%)
Basal cell carcinoma 15 (17%)
Other 7 (8%)
Prior treatments Surgery 74 (82%)
Radiation 15 (17%)
Immunosuppression Yes 18 (20%)
No 72 (80%)
Orbital invasion Yes 25 (28%)
No 65 (72%)
Treatment groups Surgery alone 15 (17%)
Radiation alone 6 (7%)
Surgery and radiation 69 (77%)
Complications 30-d mortality 2 (2%)
Stroke 1 (1%)
Myocardial infarction 2 (2%)
CSF leak 5 (6%)
Reconstructive flap failure 2 (2%)
Hematoma 4 (4%)

Abbreviation: CSF, cerebrospinal fluid.