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. 2019 Jul 16;11:6603–6614. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S204346

Table  1 .

Characteristics of the subjects

Variable Total N=233
Gender:
 Female 56 (24.0%)
 Male 177 (76.0%)
Age (years):
 <50 31 (13.3%)
 50–60 82 (35.2%)
 60–70 92 (39.5%)
 >70 18 (12.0%)
Degree of spread to regional
 N1 33 (14.2%)
 N2 100 (42.9%)
 N3 100 (42.9%)
Panendoscopy revealed primary tumor n=105
 Yes 36 (34.3%)
 No 69 (65.7%)
PET – revealed primary tumor n=70
 Yes 31 (44.3%)
 No 39 (55.7%)
Cervical lymph node groups:
 I 9 (3.9%)
 II 205 (88.0%)
 III 144 (61.8%)
 IV 59 (25.3%)
 V 31 (13.3%)
 VI 2 (0.9%)
Tonsillectomy 37 (15.9%)
Pathologic type:
 1 - Squamous cell carcinoma 202 (86.7%)
 2 – Adenocarcinoma 8 (3.4%)
 3 – Melanoma 8 (3.4%)
 4 – Lymphoma 1 (0.5%)
 5 – Other 14 (6.0%)
Surgery 109 (46.8%)
Radiotherapy 165 (71.4%)
Chemotherapy 135 (57.9%)
ECOG performance status:
 0 103 (44.2%)
 1 96 (41.2%)
 2 26 (11.2%)
 3 7 (3.0%)
 4 1 (0.4%)
Treatment:
 Radical 135 (57.9%)
 Palliative 98 (42.1%)