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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Head Neck. 2019 Feb 15;41(7):2332–2339. doi: 10.1002/hed.25708

Table 1:

Demographic and response variable summary for all subjects in the sample (n=130). Overall quit attempts represents the total number of quit attempts across all four methods for each subject. Longest smoke-free duration represents the largest number of days abstinent for each subject, using any of the four quit methods. Duration is the patient reported total years of lifetime smoking.

Variable N non-missing responses Median (IQR) or N (%) Min, Max
Age 107 58.0 [54.4, 66] 30, 77
Sex (% M, %F, %missing response) 127 102 (78.5%), 25 (19.2%), 3 (2.3%) -
Overall Quit Attempts (for all 4 main methods) 100 4.5 [3, 6] 0, 100
Longest Smoke-Free Duration (in days, among any of the 4 methods) 89 60 [7, 240] 0, 7300
Cigarettes per day (CPD) 128 15 [9.75, 20] 0, 45
Duration (years) 106 40 [35, 47] 5, 59
Pack Years 104 29.3 [15.2, 47.1] 0, 88.5
Tumor Stage
I 16 (12.3%)
II 13 (10.0%)
III 18 (13.8%)
IVa 66 (50.8%)
IVb 3 (2.3%)
Missing 14 (10.8%)
Tumor Site
Hypopharynx 10 (7.7%)
Larynx 35 (26.9%)
Oral Cavity 34 (26.2%)
Oropharynx 44 (33.8%)
Missing 7 (5.4%)