Table A2.
Value (N and %, Mean ± SD or Median and Range) |
|
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Clinical presentation | |
No deficits | 41 (8.82%) |
Not-specific symptoms (headache, nausea, vomiting, disorientation etc.) | 165 (35.48%) |
Motor deficits | 89 (19.14%) |
Sensory deficits | 16 (3.44%) |
Visual/speech deficits | 66 (14.19%) |
Seizures | 88 (18.92%) |
Post-operative course | |
No deficits | 263 (56.56%) |
Not-specific symptoms (headache, nausea, vomiting, disorientation etc.) | 64 (13.76%) |
Motor deficits | 80 (17.20%) |
Sensory deficits | 3 (0.65%) |
Visual/speech deficits | 52 (11.18%) |
Seizures | 3 (0.65%) |
6-monts follow-up (in 394 pts alive) | |
No deficits | 245 (62.18%) |
Not-specific symptoms (headache, nausea, vomiting, disorientation etc.) | 94 (23.86%) |
Motor deficits | 35 (8.88%) |
Sensory deficits | 1 (0.25%) |
Visual/speech deficits | 17 (4.31%) |
Seizures | 2 (0.51%) |
KPS | |
Pre-operative | 90 (50–100) |
Immediate post-operative | 90 (50–100) |
6-monts follow-up (in 394 pts alive) | 90 (50–100) |
OS (alive vs dead) | 158 vs. 307 (33.98% vs. 66.02%) |
OS at 1-year follow-up | 54.78% |
OS at 2-year follow-up | 22.28% |
PFS (no recurrence vs recurrence) | 96 vs. 369 (20.65% vs. 79.35%) |
PFS at 1 year follow-up | 33.05% |
PFS at 2 year follow-up | 13.82% |
Characteristics of the study population are described using means ± s.d. (standard deviation) or median and range for continuous variables, number of cases with relative percentages reported in parentheses for categorical variables. KPS = Karnofsky Performance Status; OS = overall survival; PFS = progression-free survival.