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. 2020 Jul 30;10:12817. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-69740-2

Table 1.

Demographics and clinicopathologic characteristics of primary and secondary osteosarcomas.

Primary Osteosarcoma Secondary Osteosarcoma p value
Total cases 5860 (100) 268 (100)
Age at diagnosis (years) 29.8 ± 21.5 55.1 ± 24.3  < 0.001
Sex 0.007
Male 3,236 (55.2) 125 (46.6)
Female 2624 (44.8) 143 (53.4)
Race 0.716
White 4447 (75.9) 206 (76.9)
Others 1413 (24.1) 62 (23.1)
Marital status at diagnosis  < 0.001
Married 1504 (25.7) 180 (67.2)
Un-married 4356 (74.3) 88 (32.8)
Year of diagnosis 0.197
1973–1994 1501 (25.6) 59(22.0)
1995–2015 4359 (74.4) 209(78.0)
Tumor location  < 0.001
Bone 5556 (94.8) 221 (82.5)
Extra-skeleton 304 (5.2) 47 (17.5)
Primary site  < 0.001
Extremity 4407 (75.2) 80 (29.9)
Trunk 1353 (23.1) 175 (65.2)
Unknown 100 (1.7) 13 (4.9)
Histology  < 0.001
Pagetic ostosarcoma 72 (1.2) 9 (3.4)
Non-Pagetic ostosarcoma 1675 (28.6) 48 (17.9)
NOS 4113 (70.2) 211 (78.7)
Stage 0.024
Localized 1987 (33.9) 76 (28.4)
Regional 2331 (39.8) 104 (38.8)
Distant 1133 (19.3) 58 (21.6)
Unstaged 409 (7.0) 30 (11.2)
Grade 0.266
I 236 (4.0) 4 (1.5)
II 327 (5.6) 15 (5.6)
III 1064 (18.2) 50 (18.7)
IV 2051 (35.0) 90 (33.6)
Unknown 2182 (37.2) 109 (40.7)

Data are expressed as n (%) unless otherwise specified.