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. 2020 Mar 20;4(6):1082–1092. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2019001201

Table 1.

Comparison of baseline patient characteristics and functional PET parameters in the testing (N = 141) and validation (N = 113) cohorts

Clinical features Testing set (SAKK 38/07), n (%) Validation set, n (%) P*
Sex .833
 Male 73 (52) 57 (51)
 Female 68 (48) 56 (49)
Age
 Median; IQR 59 y; 49-68 70 y; 57-76 <.0001
 >60 y 68 (48) 80 (71) <.0001
Ann Arbor stage .275
 1 15 (11) 15 (13)
 2 46 (33) 34 (30)
 3 33 (23) 17 (15)
 4 47 (33) 47 (42)
Bulky disease
 >7.5 cm 70 (50) 50 (44) .392
 >10 cm 42(30) 29 (26) .375
Elevated LDH 68 (48) 56 (50) .726
ECOG PS >1 10 (7) 9 (8) .793
Extranodal sites >1 34 (24) 25 (22) .709
COO (Hans algorithm) N = 113 N = 99 <.001
 GCB 29 (26) 58 (59)
 Non-GCB 84 (74) 41 (41)
IPI group .085
 Low risk 65 (46) 36 (32)
 Intermediate-low risk 32 (23) 39 (34)
 Intermediate-high risk 27 (19) 25 (22)
 High risk 17 (12) 13 (12)
R-IPI group .111
 Low risk 22 (16) 8 (7)
 Intermediate risk 75 (53) 67 (59)
 High risk 44 (31) 38 (34)
NCCN-IPI group .007
 Low risk 22 (16) 7 (6)
 Intermediate-low risk 67 (47) 42 (37)
 Intermediate-high risk 39 (28) 51 (45)
 High risk 13 (9) 13 (12)
PET parameters, median (IQR)
 SUVmax 19.9 (15.1-28.2) 21 (13.5−28.1) .95
 MTV 386 (143-1119) 342 (78- 822) .12
 TLG 2618 (824-8906) 2325 (472-5390) .08
 Metabolic heterogeneity (AUC-CSH) 0.45 (0.40-0.50) 0.49 (0.46-0.53) <.001

Bold P values indicate statistically significant results (P < .05).

ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; PS, performance status.

*

χ2 test for comparison of frequencies and Mann-Whitney U test for comparison of medians.