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. 2017 Nov 9;143(12):1228ā€“1235. doi: 10.1001/jamaoto.2017.2014

Table 1. Demographic and Cancer-Specific Variables.

Variable Value
(Nā€‰=ā€‰83)
Age, y
Mean (95% CI) 59.54 (57.23-61.73)
Range 34-86
Sex, No. (%)
Female 19 (23)
Male 64 (77)
Race, No. (%)
White 63 (76)
African American 17 (20)
Other 3 (4)
Education, y
Mean (95% CI) 13.78 (13.31-14.48)
Range 9-21
Employment at diagnosis, No. (%)
Full or part time 34 (41)
Retired 30 (36)
Disability 13 (16)
Marital status, No. (%)
Married or partnered 54 (65)
Single or divorced 25 (30)
Widowed 4 (5)
Sufficient social support, No. (%) 75 (90)
American Joint Committee on Cancer stage, No. (%)
Early (stage I-II) 23 (28)
Late (stage III-IV) 60 (72)
Histopathologic subtype, No. (%)
Squamous cell carcinoma 76 (92)
Site, No. (%)
Oral cavity 27 (33)
Oropharynx 37 (45)
Laryngopharynx 16 (19)
Other head and neck cancer 3 (4)
Human papillomavirus type P16 positive, No. (%) 29 (35)
Followed tumor board instructions, No. (%) 63 (76)
Primary treatment, No. (%)
Radiotherapy 4 (5)
Chemoradiotherapy 26 (31)
Chemotherapy 2 (2)
Surgery 51 (61)
Adjuvant treatment, No. (%)
Any 33 (40)
Radiotherapy 16 (19)
Chemoradiotherapy 16 (19)
Chemotherapy 1 (1)