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. 2020 May 25;12:3851–3858. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S251249

Table 3.

Surgical and Pathologic Characteristics of Patients Undergoing Lung Resection for Choriocarcinoma Metastases in PUMCH from 2013 to 2019

Variable N (%)
β-hCG 78
 >5 24 (30.8%)
 ≤5 54 (69.2%)
Treatment-related
 Surgical procedure 78
  Wedge 22 (28.2%)
  Lobectomy 38 (48.7%)
  Segmentectomy 3 (3.8%)
  Multiple wedges 8 (10.3%)
  Lobectomy/Segmentectomy and wedge(s) 6 (7.7%)
  Pneumonectomy 1 (1.3%)
Extent of disease
 Laterality 78
  Left 39 (50.0%)
  Right 32 (41.0%)
  Both 7 (9.0%)
 Port approach 85
  Single 16 (18.8%)
  Double 5 (5.9%)
  Three 64 (75.3%)
 Lesions, No. 106
  Mean 1.4
  Median 1
  Range 1 to 4
  1 57 (73.1%)
  >1 21 (26.9%)
 Lesion size, mean (range), cm 1.8 (0.5–10)
  ≤2 80 (75.5%)
  >2 26 (24.5%)
Surgery condition
 Adhesion 85
  None 65 (76.5%)
  Light 14 (16.5%)
  Severe 6 (7.1%)
 Operation time, median (range), min 95 (25–285)
 Bleeding, median (range), mL 50 (5–600)
 Blood transfusion 3
 Chest tube stay,median (range),days 3 (1–12)
 Hospital stay,median (range),days 4 (1–14)
 Postoperative complications 6 (7.7%)
  Pneumothorax 3 (3.8%)
  Pneumonia 2 (2.6%)
  Chyle leak 1 (1.3%)
Lymph node status
 Thoracic lymph node dissection 78
  No 27 (34.6%)
  Yes 51 (65.4%)
 Lymph nodes removed, No 466
  Mean 9
  Median (range) 8 (1–35)
 Overall nodal involvement 0
Pathological results 78
 Positive 54 (69.2%)
 Negative 24 (30.8%)
Follow-up(lost excluded) 67
 Follow-up time,median (range),months 30 (3–73)
 Lost of follow up 6 (8.2%)
 Disease free 56 (83.6%)
 Overall survival 65 (97.0%)