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. 2017 Mar 12;28(1):112–120. doi: 10.1111/bpa.12484

Table 1.

Clinical, radiologic, and histologic characteristics of all patients.

Patient no. Age at diagnosis (yrs)/gender Interval between onset of symptoms and diagnosis (days) Race/ethnicity No. of gray matter areas affected Histologic diagnosis/surgery Therapy Survival (yrs)
1 1.0/F 120 Caucasian 3 AA/biopsy Chemotherapy 7.2 +
2 2.4/M 14 Caucasian 3 Glioblastoma/STR Chemotherapy 0.5
3 2.4/M 21 Caucasian 5 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 0.8
4 3.3/M 1 Mixed race 4 HGG with small cell features/STR RT + chemotherapy 1.0
5 4.3/F 60 Hispanic 6 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 0.75
6 4.8/M 5 African‐American 6 GBM/STR RT + chemotherapy 1.0
7 5.4/M 7 Caucasian 6 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 1.2
8 9.8/F 35 Caucasian 7 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 1.5
9 10.7/M 30 Caucasian 6 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 1.2
10 14.9/F 42 African‐American 7 Diffuse astrocytoma WHO grade II/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 1.75
11 15.7/F 30 Caucasian 5 AA/biopsy RT + chemotherapy 1.0

Abbreviations: No. = number; yrs = years; F = female; M = male; AA = anaplastic astrocytoma; GBM = glioblastoma; HGG = high‐grade glioma; WHO = World Health Organization; STR = subtotal resection; RT = radiation therapy.