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. 2019 Mar 12;41:236–243. doi: 10.1016/j.ebiom.2019.02.028

Table 1.

Clinicopathological characteristics of enrolled patients.

Training set
Validation set
Malignant (n = 197) Benign (n = 63) P value Malignant (n = 93) Benign (n = 29) P value
Age, median (range), y 60 (21–81) 57 (21–72) 002 57 (27–79) 54 (26–76) 71
Sex 03 67
 Male 80 (41) 36 (57) 40 (43) 14 (48)
 Female 117 (59) 27 (43) 53 (57) 15 (52)
MTD, mean (SD), cm 1·52 (0·709) 1·40 (0·656) 35 1·51 (0·74) 1·51 (0·76) 98
Serum biomarkers, mean (SD)a
 CEA, ng/mL 2·75 (5·33) 1.25 (0·53) 01 2.72 (5·47) 1.44 (0·59) 37
 CYFRA21-1, ng/mL 2·00 (1·36) 1·26 (0·75) <001 1·89 (1·38) 1·53 (0·73) 67
 NSE, ng/mL 13·93 (7·13) 11·07 (5·04) 007 12·50 (4·12) 11·45 (5·63) 17
 SCC, ng/mL 1·01 (0·76) 0·89 (0·33) 26 1·07 (0·91) 1·13 (1·01) 92
Pathological subtype
 Adenocarcinoma 171 (87) 85 (91)
 Squamous cell carcinoma 10 (5) 3 (3)
 Small cell lung cancer 3 (2) 0
 Others 13 (7) 5 (5)
Clinical stage
 0 (Tis) 30 (15) 21 (23)
 I 149 (76) 66 (71)
 II 5 (3) 3 (3)
 III 6 (3) 2 (2)
 Uncertain 7 (4) 1 (1)
a

In the training set, 117 lung cancer patients and 37 benign lung disease patients were randomly selected to receive serum biomarker tests. In the validation set, 52 lung cancer patients and 16 benign lung disease patients were randomly selected to receive serum biomarker tests.