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. 2021 Jun 28;11:686776. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2021.686776

Table 2.

Clinical and radiometabolic responses, pathologic and immunologic changes induced in the overall population by olaparib.

Variables Pre-olaparib Post-olaparib P*
Clinical Dimension (mm)
Median (Min - max) 39 (18 - 80) 20 (0 - 80) <0.001
Δ Clinical Dimension
Mean (SD) - -25.3 ( ± 24.5)
Clinical Response After Olaparib
Complete Response 0 (0.0%)
Partial Response 16 (45.7%)
Stable Disease 17 (48.6%)
Progressive Disease 2 (5.7%)
PET/CT dimensions (mm)
Mean (SD) 29.8 ( ± 17.4) 25.9 ( ± 17.5) 0.01
SUVmax
Median (Min - max) 9.3 (1.9 - 31.0) 4.8 (1.0 - 23.8) 0.004
Δ SUVmax
Mean (SD) -27.1 ( ± 49.3)
Radiometabolic Response After Olaparib
Complete Response 0 (0.0%)
Partial Response 15 (42.9%)
Stable Disease 9 (33.3%)
Progression Disease 3 (23.8%)
Pathologic Response After Surgery
pCR 8 (22.9%)
No pCR 22 (62.9%)
Not Available 5 (14.2%)
Ki67%
Median (min - max) 50.0 (10 - 90) 62.5 (0 - 90) 0.67
TILs
Median (min - max) 40 (10 - 90) 40 (0 - 90) 0.77

Means with standard deviation are reported when the variable’s distribution was normal according to a Shapiro-Wilk test for normality, otherwise median values with minimum-maximum range are reported; Δ, Delta; Δ formula, (Post-therapy value - Baseline Value)/Baseline Value; SD, standard deviation; TILs, tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes; SUV, standard uptake volume; min, minimum; max, maximum. *, exploratory comparisons; pCR, pathologic complete response.