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. 2020 Jul;12(7):3529–3538. doi: 10.21037/jtd-20-1428

Table 1. Clinicopathological characteristics of 515 patients with small cell carcinoma of esophagus.

Characteristics Number
Age (year) 68.6±11.8
Gender
   Female 202
   Male 313
Ethnicity
   White 404
   Black 81
   Other (American Indian/AK Native, Asian/Pacific Islander) 30
Pathological differentiation
   Well 3
   Moderately 5
   Poorly 127
   Undifferentiated 189
   Unknown 191
Summary stage
   Distant 259
   Regional 80
   Localized 81
   Unstaged 95
Primary site
   Cervical esophagus 10
   Upper third of esophagus 36
   Middle third of esophagus 130
   Lower third of esophagus 218
   Overlapping lesion of esophagus 27
   Unknown 94
Marital status
   Married 279
   Single 61
   Divorced/widowed/separated 149
   Unknown 26
Tumor size
   T1 61
   T2 5
   T3 42
   T4 39
   Unknown 368
Lymph node metastases
   N0 85
   N1 112
   Unknown 318
Distant metastases
   M0 99
   M1 128
   Unknown 288
TNM stage
   I 27
   II 20
   III 32
   IV 128
   Unknown 308
Surgery
   Yes 41
   No 462
   Unknown 12
Chemotherapy
   Yes 324
   No/unknown 191
Radiotherapy
   Yes 234
   No 281
Treatment strategy
   Non-treatment 114
   Chemotherapy alone 139
   Radiotherapy alone 50
   CR 155
   Surgery alone 12
   SC 8
   SR 4
   SCR 17

16 patients have no information on treatment strategy. SC, surgery combined with chemotherapy; SR, surgery combined with radiotherapy; CR, chemoradiotherapy; SCR, surgery combined with chemoradiotherapy.