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. 2017 Sep 6;8(43):75186–75194. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.20660

Table 1. Patient and treatment characteristics.

Characteristics No. of patients Proportion
Gender
Male 48 65.8%
Female 25 34.2%
Age at diagnosis
< 60 47 64.4%
≥60 26 35.6%
NAC regimen
Doublet 37 50.7%
Triplet 36 49.3%
Clinical response to NAC (RECIST)*
SD 20 27.4%
PR 50 68.5%
Type of resection
R0 64 87.7%
R1 5 6.8%
R2 4 5.5%
Graded pathologic response
Minor 40 54.8%
Moderate 19 26.0%
Major 14 19.2%
N stage
N0 19 26.0%
N1 15 20.5%
N2 13 17.8%
N3 26 35.6%
Lymph node metastasis ratio
NR0 27 37.0%
NR1 15 20.5%
NR2 19 26.0%
NR3 12 16.4%
vascular invasion‡
Yes 19 26.0%
No 53 72.6%
Nervous invasion§
Yes 8 11.0%
No 64 87.7%
Adjuvant Chemotherapy║
Yes 51 70.0%
No 22
Postoperative Radiotherapy¶
Yes 8 11.0%
No 65

* Tumor response to NAC was not evaluated for 3 patients; 2 of them developed ileus during treatment, and the other one missed assessment for personal reasons.

‡/§ vascular invasion and nervous invasion status were not reported for one patient.

║51 patients were administered post-surgery chemotherapy and had medical records in our hospital;The post-surgery chemotherapy records of 22 patients was not known.

¶ 8 patients received post-operative radiotherapy.