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. 2021 Jan 28;13(3):494. doi: 10.3390/cancers13030494

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics.

Clinical Characteristics Cohort
(N = 117)
Age at surgery (years)
N 117 (100%)
Mean (SD) 66.4 (8.2)
Range 41–82
Center
France: La Louvière (Lille) 9 (7.7%)
France: HEGP (Paris) 20 (17.1%)
France: IMM (Paris) 49 (41.9%)
France: Diaconnesses and St Jean de Dieu (Paris) 27 (23.1%)
Greece: Alexandra 12 (10.3%)
Gender
Male 91 (77.8%)
Female 26 (22.2%)
Professional toxic exposure
No 75 (64.1%)
Yes 10 (8.5%)
Not available 32 (27.4%)
Tobacco use
No 27 (23.1%)
Yes 78 (66.7%)
Not available 12 (10.3%)
Previous cancer with chemotherapy or pelvic radiotherapy
No 106 (90.6%)
Yes 6 (5.1%)
Not available 5 (4.3%)
Site of primary tumor
Bladder 115 (98.3%)
Bladder + upper tract 1 (0.9%)
Upper tract 1 (0.9%)
Histologic variant
Urothelial carcinoma 99 (84.6%)
Variant 17 (14.5%)
Not Available 1 (0.9%)
T stage
T2 106 (90.6%)
T3–4 7 (6%)
Not available 4 (3.4%)
N stage
N0 31 (26.5%)
N+ 77 (65.8%)
Not Available 9 (7.7%)
Prior BCG therapy
No 93 (79.5%)
Yes 24 (20.5%)
Creatinine clearance (MDRD)
n 44 (37.6%)
Mean (SD) 81.8 (20.2)
Range 49–150
Not Available 73 (62.4%)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy type
MVAC 66 (56.4%)
GC 44 (37.6%)
Carboplatin based 3 (2.5%)
Other platinum-based 4 (3.4%)
pCR
No 66 (56.4%)
Yes 35 (29.9%)
Not Available 16 (13.7%)

HEGP: Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou, IMM: Institut Mutualiste Montsouris, BCG: Bacille Calmette et Guérin, MDRD: Modification of Diet in Renal Diseases, MVAC: Methotrexate, Vinblastine, Adriamycine, and Cisplatin; GC: Gemcitabine and Cisplatin; pCR: pathologic complete response.