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. 2018 Jun 27;10(8):636–640. doi: 10.14740/jocmr3503w

Table 1. Overall Characteristics of Adrenocortical Carcinoma Between 1973 and 2014.

N (%)
Total cases 2,014 (100)
Year of diagnosis
  1973 - 1984 187 (9.3)
  1985 - 1994 297 (14.7)
  1995 - 2004 597 (29.7)
  2005 - 2014 933 (46.3)
Gender
  Male 861 (42.8)
  Female 1,153 (57.2)
Median age at diagnosis 55 years
Age at diagnosis
  00 - 09 years 77 (3.8)
  10 - 19 years 54 (2.7)
  20 - 29 years 103 (5.1)
  30 - 39 years 213 (10.6)
  40 - 49 years 331 (16.4)
  50 - 59 years 447 (22.2)
  60 - 69 years 447 (22.2)
  70 - 79 years 249 (12.4)
  80+ years 93 (4.6)
Race
  White 1,736 (86.2)
  Black 142 (7.1)
  Others 132 (6.7)
Primary malignancy
  One primary only 1,618 (80.3)
  More than one primary 396 (19.7)
Laterality
  Unilateral, right 874 (43.4)
  Unilateral, left 1,040 (51.6)
  Bilateral 20 (1)
  Unknown 80 (4)
Grade of tumor
  Well differentiated, grade I 62 (14.8)
  Moderately differentiated, grade II 82 (19.6)
  Poorly differentiated, grade III 161 (38.4)
  Undifferentiated, grade IV 114 (27.2)
  Unknown 1,595
Treatment
  Surgery 1,482 (73.6)
  Adjuvant radiotherapy 159 (7.9)
  Adjuvant chemotherapy 406 (20.2)
  Chemotherapy alone 223 (11.1)
Cause specific mortality
  Overall 1,051 (52.2)
  1973 - 1984 127 (67.9)
  1985 - 1994 160 (53.9)
  1995 - 2004 331 (55.4)
  2005 - 2014 433 (46.4)
Median survival
  Overall 17 months
  1973 - 1984 14 months
  1985 - 1994 22 months
  1995 - 2004 28 months
  2005 - 2014 14 months