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. 2020 Feb 20;11(10):2730–2736. doi: 10.7150/jca.36238

Table 1.

The clinical characteristics of male patients with lung cancer

Characteristics OM group NOM group P value*
(n=50) (n=2188)
Age#
Mean 58.82±10.32 61.23±10.32 0.157
Smoking statue
Ever/Current 25(50.0%) 483(22.1%) <0.001
Never 25(50.0%) 1705(77.9%)
Histopathological type##
Squamous cell carcinoma 7(14.0%) 970(44.3%) <0.001
Adenocarcinoma 34(68.0%) 759(34.7%)
Large cell carcinoma 0(0.0%) 29(1.3%)
Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) 5(10.0%) 306(14.0%)
Other NSCLC 0(0.0%) 23(1.1%)
Unknown 4(8.0%) 101(4.6%)
Treatment
Surgery 7 555
Chemotherapy 28 986
Radiotherapy 12 130
Symptomatic treatment 3 403
Others 0 114

Notes: OM group included 16 orbital metastasis cases and 34 intraocular metastasis cases. #: Student-t test was used. ##: Chi-square test was used. *: comparison between OM group and NOM group. P<0.05 represented statistically significant.

Abbreviations: OM, ocular metastasis; NOM, non-ocular metastasis; NSCLC, non-small cell lung cancer.