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. 2020 Aug;9(4):1533–1542. doi: 10.21037/tlcr-19-583

Table 1. Patients and disease characteristics (No. 132).

Characteristic No. % [range]
Age, median 68 [31–85]
Gender
   Male/female 87/45 66/34
Tobacco use
   Never/current/former 12/42/75 9/32/57
   NK 3 2
Histology
   Adenocarcinoma 80 61
   Squamous 35 27
   Sarcomatoid 7 5
   Adenosquamous 3 2
   Pleomorphic 2 2
   Other 5 4
Initial stage
   I/II/III 2/3/14 2/2/11
   IV 113 86
Previous treatments
   Surgery/NACT/RT 7/7/5 5/5/4
Brain metastases 19 14
   CK-GK/ WBRT 4/7 21/37
   Pembrolizumab 8 42
Steroids (on pembrolizumab) 27 20
   ECOG PS
   0/1/2 42/68/22 32/52/17
Autoimmune diseasea 7 5%
PD-L1 expression
   ≥50% (NOS) 51 39
   50–70%/70–80% 32/8 24/6
   80–90%/90–100% 23/18 17/14
   22C3/SP263/E1L3N 101/22/9 77/17/7
EGFR/ALK/ROS1 3/0/0 4b
Radiotherapy (metastases) 41 31
Response to pembrolizumab
   CR/PR/SD/PD/NA 1/55/25/36/15 2/42/19/27/11
Discontinuation for toxicity 14 11
Symptomatic PD 40 30
Second-line 37 28
   PR/SD/PD 10/7/6 27/19/16

a, psoriasis in 3 (in 2 with associated arthritis), Crohn’s disease in 2, connectivities and myasthenia gravis each in one; b, of 80 patients with adenocarcinoma. CK, cyberknife; ECOG PS, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status; GK, gammaknife; NK, not known; No. Number; NA, not assessable; NACT, neoadjuvant chemotherapy; No., number; NOS, not otherwise specified; PD, progressive disease; PD-L1, programmed cell death-ligand-1; RT, radiotherapy; WBRT, whole brain radiotherapy.