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editorial
. 2019 Mar;11(Suppl 3):S256–S261. doi: 10.21037/jtd.2019.01.96

Table 1. Summary of scientific studies included in the editorial describing clinical-pathological features of STAS-positive lung adenocarcinomas.

Study Resected ADC STAS- positive ADC (%) Male sex (%) Positive smoking history (%)a Tumor size (mm) Pathological stage Limited surgical resection (%)b Survival and recurrence (%)
Kadota (2) 411 155 (38%) 36.1 88.3 ≤20 I 30 42.6 (5-year CIR)d
59.3 (5-year OS)d
Shiono (3) 318 47 (15%) 70.2 72.3 21 (median tumor size) I 32 62.7 (5-year OS)
54.4 (5-year RFS)
Toyokawa (4) 327 191 (58%) 48.2 49.2 ≥20 (53.9%) I (70.4%) ≥ II (29.6%) 16.8 42.9 (5-year OS)
31.9 (5-year RFS)
Kim (5) 276 92 (33%) 46.7 40.2 29.6±20.4g (max tumor diameter) 3.3 86 (12-month RFS)
de Margerie-Mellon (6) 80 40 (50%) 40 75 20.47±6.01g (max tumor diameter)
Hu (25) 500 134 (27%) 45.5 25.3 25±1.4g (max tumor diameter) I (76.9%) ≥ II (23.1%)
Warth (26) 569 288 (51%) 65.6 44.7 I (32.6%) ≥ II (67.4%) 3.1 (of all patients) ~48 (5-year OS)
44.6 (5-year DFS)

a, including past and current smoking history; b, including wedge resection and segmentectomy; d, considering STAS-positive ADC treated with limited resection only; g, mean ± standard deviation. STAS, spread through air spaces; ADC, adenocarcinoma; CIR, cumulative incidence of recurrence; DFS, disease free survival; OS, overall survival; RFS, recurrence free survival.