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. 2020 May 18;17(10):3523. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17103523

Table 1.

Basic characteristics.

n = 192
Median age at diagnosis (years old), (range) 53 ± 10.57 (29–81)
Body weight (kg) 57 ± 10.18 (36–98)
Body mass index (BMI, kg/m2) 23.0 ± 4.23 (15.8–40.3)
FIGO (Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics) stage (2014)
  IIIA1 19 (9.9%)
  IIIA2 10 (5.2%)
  IIIB 21 (10.9%)
  IIIC 100 (52.1%)
  IVA 13 (6.8%)
  IVB 29 (15.1%)
Cell type
  Serous 123 (64.1%)
  Mucinous 8 (4.2%)
  Seromucinous 2 (1.0%)
  Clear cell 20 (10.4%)
  Endometrioid 12 (6.3%)
  Brenner (including transitional cell carcinoma (TCC)) 3 (1.6%)
  Mixed type 15 (7.8%)
  Undifferentiated 8 (4.2%)
  Squamous cell 1 (0.5%)
Surgical completeness
  Optimal debulking surgery 100 (52.1%)
  Sub-optimal debulking surgery 75 (39.1%)
  Biopsy or only cytology proof 17 (8.9%)
Lymph nodes metastases
  Positive of metastases (pathology proof) 75 (39.1%)
  Negative of metastases (pathology proof) 42 (21.9%)
  No lymph nodes dissection or unknown 75 (39.1%)
Adjuvant chemotherapy (for details, please refer to Table 2)
  GOG-158 144 (75.0%)
  GOG-172 17 (8.9%)
  JGOG-3016 5 (2.6%)
  ICON-8 14 (7.3%)
  GOG-218/ICON-7 12 (6.3%)
Recurrent status
  No 48 (25.0%)
  Yes 117 (60.9%)
  Persistent disease (no response to first line chemotherapy) 27 (14.1%)
Survival status
  No evidence of disease (NED) 47 (24.5%)
  Alive with disease (AWD) 74 (38.5%)
  Died of disease (DOD) 71 (37.0%)
Survival interval (months)
  Progression-free survival (PFS) 17 ± 30.96 (0–167)
  Overall survival (OS) 39 ± 32.54 (4–167)