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. 2018 Apr 24;3(3):372–381. doi: 10.1016/j.adro.2018.03.005

Table 1.

Baseline and treatment characteristics stratified by achievement of benchmarked dosimetric criteria (mean lung dose ≤13.5 Gy and percent of lung volume receiving less than 5 Gy ≤55%)

Characteristic Total Yes % No % P-value
Sex
 Female 108 78 54.2 30 65.2 .188
 Male 82 66 45.8 16 34.8
Ethnicity
 White 137 105 72.9 32 69.6 .958
 African-American 14 10 6.9 4 8.7
 Hispanic 26 19 13.2 7 15.2
 Other 13 10 6.9 3 6.5
Tumor histology
 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma 56 41 28.5 15 32.6 .592
 Hodgkin lymphoma 134 103 71.5 31 67.4
Disease stage
 I 19 17 11.8 2 4.4 .447
 II 138 104 72.2 34 73.9
 III 14 10 6.9 4 8.7
 IV 19 13 9.0 6 13.0
Asthma/COPD
 No 175 131 91.0 44 95.7 .306
 Yes 15 13 9.0 2 4.4
ABVD
 No 68 49 34.0 19 41.3 .370
 Yes 122 95 66.0 27 58.7
Smoking history
 No 151 114 79.2 37 80.4 .853
 Yes 39 30 20.8 9 19.6
Bulky disease (>10 cm)
 No 75 63 43.8 12 26.1 .033
 Yes 115 81 56.3 34 73.9
Required salvage chemotherapy
 No 146 119 82.6 27 58.7 .001
 Yes 44 25 17.4 19 41.3
Bleomycin toxicity
 No 156 118 81.9 38 82.6 .919
 Yes 34 26 18.1 8 17.4
Deep-inspiration breath-hold
 No 80 50 34.7 30 65.2 < .001
 Yes 110 94 65.3 16 34.8
History of stem cell transplant
 Yes 43 24 16.7 19 41.3 .001
 No 147 120 83.3 27 58.7
Brentuximab
 No 170 133 92.4 37 80.4 .022
 Yes 20 11 7.6 9 19.6

ABVD, adriamycin, bleomycin, vinblastine, and dacarbazine; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.