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. 2018 Aug 23;7(10):4903–4913. doi: 10.1002/cam4.1739

Table 1.

Baseline data of 115 cases of pelvic osteosarcoma

Variables Value
Gender [N (%)]
Male 63 (54.8%)
Female 52 (45.2%)
Age (yr, mean ± SD) 31.0 ± 14.8
Height (cm, mean ± SD) 168.6 ± 8.8
Weight (kg, mean ± SD) 61.3 ± 13.5
BMI (kg/m2, mean ± SD) 21.5 ± 3.9
Onset duration (mo, mean ± SD) 9.2 ± 14.9
Histological subtype [N (%)]
Chondroblastic 34 (29.6%)
Well‐differentiated with dedifferentiation 11 (9.6%)
Osteoblastic 19 (16.5%)
Fibroblastic 11 (9.6%)
Telangiectatic 2 (1.7%)
Small cell 6 (5.2%)
Epithelioid 1 (0.9%)
Not otherwise specified 31 (27.0%)
Enneking staging for primary tumor [N(%)]
IIA 5 (4.3%)
IIB 83 (72.2%)
III 27 (23.5%)
Classification of pelvic tumor [N(%)]
Type I 6 (5.2%)
Type II 1 (0.9%)
Type III 1 (0.9%)
Type II+III 15 (13%)
Type II+III+proximal femur 3 (2.6%)
Type I+II 15 (13%)
Type I+II+proximal femur 1 (0.9%)
Type I+II+III 15 (13%)
Type I+II+III+poximal femur 2 (1.7%)
Type I+IV 23 (20%)
Type I+II+IV 17 (14.8%)
Type I+II+III+IV 15 (13%)
Type I+II+III+IV+proximal femur 1 (0.9%)
Greatest diameter of the tumor (mm, mean ± SD) 112.7 ± 36.6
Metastasis at presentation [N (%)]
Lung 24 (20.9%)
Lymph node 5 (4.3%)
Other sites 3 (2.6%)
Venous tumor thrombus at presentation [N (%)] 17 (14.8%)