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. 2020 Mar 3;87(5):1055–1063. doi: 10.1093/neuros/nyaa009

TABLE 1.

The Clinical-Pathological Characteristics of Meningioma Patients Included in the Data Set at All Phases of the Study

Screening phase Training phase Validation phase
Cohort n 38 59 172
MRR MRR+ P value Totala MRR MRR+ P value Totala MRR MRR+ P value Totala
Female/male n (%) 13/2 (86.7/13.3) 7/4 (63.6/36.4) .348 28/10 (73.7/26.3) 21/4 (84.0/16.0) 10/10 (50.0/50.0) .034 40/19 (67.8/32.2) 47/12 (79.7/20.3) 19/18 (51.4/48.6) .007 115/57 (66.9-33.1)
Age (yr) Median (IQR) 54 (43-61) 53 (45-61) .812 54 (43-64) 51 (43-61) 48 (41-61) .912 50 (43-60) 56 (45-62) 52 (42-64) .596 56 (45-65)
WHO grade I/II/III n (%) 9/2/3 (64.3/14.3/21.4) 3/5/3 (27.3/45.5/27.3) .128 14/12/11 (37.8/32.4/29.7) 24/1/0 (96.0/4.0/0.0) 16/4/0 (80.0/20.0/0.0) .155 51/8/0 (86.4/13.6/0.0) 51/3/4 (87.9/5.2/6.9) 21/11/4 (58.3/30.6/11.1) .001 125/31/14 (73.5/18.2/8.2)
Convexity/skull base meningioma n (%) 6/9 (40.0/60.0) 7/4 (63.6/36.4) .427 17/21 (44.7/55.3) 8/17 (32.0/68.0) 8/12 (40.0/60.0) .807 23/36 (39.0/61.0) 20/39 (33.9/66.1) 18/19 (48.6/51.4) .221 72/100 (41.9/58.1)
Simpson grade I-III/>III n (%) 12/3 (80.0/20.0) 8/3 (72.7/27.3) 1 30/7 (81.1/18.9) 21/2 (91.3/8.7) 9/11 (45.0/55.0) .003 40/17 (70.2/29.8) 47/8 (85.5/14.5) 20/17 (54.1/45.9) .002 127/39 (76.5/23.5)
Add-on radiotherapy (yes/no) n (%) 4/11 (26.7/73.3) 6/5 (54.5/45.5) .228 13/25 (34.2/65.8) 3/22 (12.0/88.0) 12/8 (60.0-40.0) .002 15/44 (25.4/74.6) 10/49 (16.9/83.1) 22/15 (59.5/40.5) <.001 36/136 (20.9/79.1)
Follow-up (mo) Median (IQR) 149.3 (113.7-198.1) 99.8 (87.6-123.4) .005 100.9 (66.8-144.7) 161.2 (124.4-202.2) 138.3 (102.3-191.8) .233 124.4 (85.5-181.5) 146.2 (124.5-202.6) 120.0 (87.3-173.4) .004 95.7 (65.8-145.7)
Time to relapseb % 64.5 ± 8.8 61.3 ± 6.9 72.5 ± 4.0

IQR, interquartile range (first quartile through third quartile); MRR+, patients with meningiomas with evidence of radiographic recurrence up to 8 yr after surgery; MRR, patients with meningiomas without evidence of radiographic recurrence up to 8 yr after surgery; WHO, World Health Organization.

aIncluding patients with follow-up <8 yr without recurrence.

bKaplan-Meier estimate of survival at the time of 8 yr after surgery: 8-yr survival ± standard error.