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. 2019 Apr;10(2):171–178. doi: 10.21037/jgo.2018.12.12

Table 1. Clinicopathological characteristics and outcome of patients with stage I anal canal squamous cell carcinoma treated with local excision alone (LE cohort).

Patient Age at diagnosis (years) Gender Race Tumor size (cm) Reason for local excision alone Recurrence PFS (months) OS (months) Comment
1 36 F W 0.1 Small size No 138 138 Alive at the time of analysis
2 79 F W 0.7 Co-morbidities No 106 106 Expired from unrelated cause
3 56 M W 0.6 Small size No 108 108 Alive at the time of analysis
4 65 F B 1.8 Co-morbidity No 64 64 Subject had concomitant diagnosis of metastatic colon cancer. Alive at the time of analysis
5 81 F W 1.0 Small size No 106 106 Expired from unrelated cause
6 71 F W 0.2 Small size No 180 180 Expired from unrelated cause
7 63 F W 0.8 Small size No 60 60 Alive at the time of analysis
8 51 F W 0.2 Small size No 97 97 Alive at the time of analysis
9 64 F W 0.2 Small size Yes 21 123 Salvaged with CRT. Alive at the time of analysis
10 89 F W 1.2 Co-morbidity No 14 14 Alive at the time of analysis
11 64 F W 0.1, 2 foci Small size No 60 60 Alive at the time of analysis
12 56 F W 0.7 Small size No 161 161 Alive at the time of analysis
13 58 F W 0.3 Small size Yes 97 264 Salvaged with CRT. Alive at the time of analysis

M, male; F, female; W, White; B, Black; PFS, progression free survival; OS, overall survival; CRT, chemoradiation.