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. 2017 Mar 6;38(4):581–590. doi: 10.1038/aps.2016.164

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of lung cancer patients.

Characteristics Stratification n (%)
Total number of patients   467 (100)
Median age (range) 57 (20–80)  
  <57 234 (50.1)
  ≥57 233 (49.9)
Sex Male 371 (79.4)
  Female 96 (20.6)
History of smoking Yes 286 (61.2)
  No 181 (38.8)
Histological type NSCLC 371 (79.4)
  SCLC 68 (14.6)
  Othera 28 (6.0)
NSCLC SCC 167 (35.8)
  ADC 204 (43.7)
Stage (NSCLC) Early stage (I, II) 13 (2.8)
  Advanced stage (III, IV) 394 (84.4)
Stage (SCLC) Limited stage 34 (7.3)
  Extensive stage 26 (5.6)
Chemotherapy regimen GP 192 (41.1)
  EP 68 (14.6)
  PP 137 (29.3)
  TP 27 (5.8)
  DP 29 (6.2)
  Otherb 14 (3.0)
Overall toxicity Grade 0–2 286 (61.2)
  Grade 3–4 181 (38.8)
Performance score (PS) 0 42 (9.0)
  1 395 (84.6)
  2 30 (6.4)
Gastrointestinal toxicity Grade 0–2 366 (78.4)
  Grade 3–4 101 (21.6)
Hematologic toxicity Grade 0–2 353 (75.6)
  Grade 3–4 114 (24.4)

Abbreviations: NSCLC, non-small-cell lung cancer; SCC, squamous-cell carcinoma; ADC, adenocarcinoma; SCLC, small-cell lung cancer; Othera, mixed-cell or undifferentiated carcinoma; GP, platinum+gemcitabine; EP, platinum+etoposide; PP, platinum+pemetrexed; TP, platinum+paclitaxel; DP, platinum+docetaxel; Otherb, platinum+irinotecan or platinum+ navelbine; n, number.