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. 2021 Jan 21;5:2. doi: 10.1038/s41698-020-00141-4

Table 4.

Pooled temporal analyses of numerical overall and progression-free survival.

Disease/ overall survival No. of studies No. of patients Pooled results, LCT vs. control
(95% confidence interval)
Overall survival
NSCLC
1-year OS 11 1112 85.0% (75.8–91.1) vs. 69.4 (54.4–81.1)
2-year OS 10 960 65.2% (55.5–73.7) vs. 37.0 (26.7–48.6)
Colorectal
1-year OS 3 602 88.1% (57.0–97.7) vs. 67.5% (37.7–87.7) 
2-year OS 3 602 66.2% (22.4–93.0) vs. 33.2% (8.8–71.9)
Prostate
3-year OS 2 1477 95.6% (47.1–99.8) vs. 92.6% (41.9–99.5)
SCLC
1-year OS 2 130 60.7% (38.1–79.4) vs. 42.8 (14.7–76.4)
Progression-free survival
NSCLC
1-year PFS 8 891 61.3% (48.7–72.6) vs. 35.7% (23.9–49.6)
2-year PFS 5 636 28.9% (16.8–45.0) vs. 8.6% (5–14.5)
Colorectal
1-year PFS 2 372 60.2% (50.2–69.4) vs. 29.5% (14.2–51.4)
2-year PFS 2 372 35.7% (26.9–45.6) vs. 10.5% (2.5–34.7)
Prostate
1-year PFS 5 1095 82.7% (70.6–90.5) vs. 71.3% (44.3–88.5)
2-year PFS 5 1095 61.7% (42.8–77.6) vs. 45.9% (24.7–68.6)
SCLC
1-year PFS 2 130 30.9% (17.2–49.2) vs. 16.6% (8.0–31.3)

LCT local consolidative treatment, NSCLC non-small cell lung cancer, OS overall survival, HCC hepatocellular carcinoma, SCLC small cell lung cancer, PFS progression-free survival.