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. 2017 Jan 23;28(5):1064–1069. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdx025

Table 1.

Characteristics of early stage patients

Characteristic N = 487
Age Median  (range) 60  (9–92)
Gender
Female 277  (57%)
Male 210  (43%)
Stage
I 434  (89%)
II 53  (11%)
Primary site at diagnosis
Stomach 155  (32%)
Orbit 68  (14%)
Lung 60  (12%)
Skin 61  (13%)
Head and neck 26  (5%)
Thyroid 9  (2%)
Other 108  (22%)
IPI risk group
Unknown 2  (0%)
Low risk  (0–1 points) 461  (95%)
Low-intermediate risk  (2 points) 24  (5%)
B-symptoms at diagnosis
Not present 463  (95%)
Present 18  (4%)
N/A 6  (1%)
Initial treatment type
Surgery 144  (30%)
Chemotherapy 9  (2%)
Radiation therapy 244  (50%)
Chemotherapy and RTa 2  (0%)
Immunotherapy 19  (4%)
Observation 39  (8%)
Other 30  (6%)
Sites at diagnosis
>1 site 37  (8%)
1 site 450  (92%)
Bone marrow biopsy
Not done or N/A 222  (46%)
Negative 265  (54%)
Among patients receiving RT as initial treatment  (N = 246)b
RT dose
<3000 42  (17%)
3000 157  (64%)
>3000 37  (15%)
Unknown dose 10  (4%)

Percentages may not add up to 100 due to rounding.

a

Grouped with RT for analysis.

b

Includes ChemoRT as initial treatment.

IPI, International Prognostic Index; RT, radiotherapy.