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. 2020 Sep 21;20(5):267. doi: 10.3892/ol.2020.12130

Table I.

Characteristics of the patients (n=44) with radiotherapy for bone metastasis (n=29) or without radiotherapy (n=15).

Variable All patients Radiotherapy for bone metastasis No radiotherapy for bone metastasis P-value
Age at diagnosis of bone metastasis, years 66 (39–83) 65 (39–83) 63 (43–76) 0.911
Sex
  Male 32 (73) 22 (76) 10 (66) 1.000
  Female 12 (27)   7 (24)   5 (34)
IMDC risk stratification
  Favorable 11 (25)   7 (24)   4 (27) 0.854
  Intermediate 23 (52) 16 (55)   7 (46)
  Poor 10 (23)   6 (21)   4 (27)
Histology
  Clear cell 37 (84) 24 (83) 13 (86) 1.000
  Non-clear cell   7 (16)   5 (17)   2 (14)
Nephrectomy
  Yes 36 (82) 25 (86) 11 (73) 0.414
  No   8 (18)   4 (14)   4 (27)
Metastasis at the diagnosis of RCC
  Bone metastasis with or without extraosseous metastasis 22 (50) 15 (52)   7 (46) 0.935
  Extraosseous metastasis only   6 (14)   4 (14)   2 (14)
  No metastasis 16 (36) 10 (34)   6 (40)
Multiplicity of bone metastasis
  Solitary 19 (43) 12 (41)   7 (46) 0.737
  Multiple 25 (57) 17 (59)   8 (54)
Bone-modifying agents
  Yes 17 (39) 15 (52)   2 (14) 0.021
  No 27 (61) 14 (48) 13 (86)
Systemic therapy after diagnosis of bone metastasis
  Sunitinib 24 (56) 14 (48) 10 (66) 0.110
  Axitinib   3 (7)   1 (4)   2 (14)
  Pazopanib   3 (7)   3 (10)   0
  Sorafenib   2 (4)   2 (7)   0
  Temsirolimus   2 (4)   2 (7)   0
  Everolimus   2 (4)   0   2 (14)
  Nivolumab   4 (9)   3 (10)   1 (6)
  Nivolumab, Ipilimumab   4 (9)   4 (14)   0

Data are presented as the median (interquartile range) or a n (%). RCC, renal cell carcinoma; IMDC, International Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma Database Consortium.