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. 2019 Sep 6;145(1):125–134. doi: 10.1007/s11060-019-03278-w

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of patients with high-grade meningiomas from the SEER database

Variables (n, %) Total
(n = 530)
Total resection
(n = 279)
Subtotal resection
(n = 251)
P value
Year of diagnosis
 2000–2007 289 (54.5) 165 (59.1) 124 (49.4) 0.025
 2008–2015 241 (45.5) 114 (40.9) 127 (50.6)
Gender
 Male 244 (46.0) 128 (45.9) 116 (46.2) 0.938
 Female 286 (54.0) 151 (54.1) 135 (53.8)
Age
  < 65 326 (61.5) 170 (60.9) 156 (62.2) 0.773
  ≥ 65 204 (38.5) 109 (39.1) 95 (37.8)
Race
 White 389 (73.4) 204 (73.1) 185 (73.7) 0.808
 Black 83 (15.7) 46 (16.5) 37 (14.7)
 Other 58 (10.9) 29 (10.4) 29 (11.6)
Tumor location
 Supratentorial 254 (47.9) 138 (49.5) 116 (46.2) 0.555
 Infratentorial 159 (30.0) 78 (27.9) 81 (32.3)
 Unknown 117 (22.1) 63 (22.6) 54 (21.5)
Laterality
 Left 179 (33.8) 95 (34.1) 84 (33.4) 0.892
 Right 158 (29.8) 80 (28.7) 78 (31.1)
 Bilateral 32 (6.0) 16 (5.7) 16 (6.4)
 Unknown 161 (30.4) 88 (31.5) 73 (29.1)
Tumor diameter
  ≤ 6 cm 289 (54.5) 166 (59.5) 123 (49.0) 0.048
  > 6 cm 86 (16.2) 42 (15.1) 44 (17.5)
 Unknown 155 (29.2) 71 (25.4) 84 (33.5)
Bone invasion
 Yes 141 (26.6) 71 (25.4) 70 (27.9) 0.526
 No 389 (73.4) 208 (74.6) 181 (72.1)
WHO grade
 II 70 (13.2) 38 (13.6) 32 (12.7) 0.788
 III 178 (33.6) 90 (32.3) 88 (35.1)
 Unknown 282 (53.2) 151 (54.1) 131 (52.2)
Radiotherapy
 Yes 233 (44.0) 119 (42.7) 114 (45.4) 0.522
 No 297 (56.0) 160 (57.3) 137 (54.6)

Chi-squared test was used for comparison

P < 0.05 were in bold