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. 2021 Jul 7;14(10):101165. doi: 10.1016/j.tranon.2021.101165

Table 2a.

Clinical Cohort Characteristics – patients were balanced with regards to age and clinical tumor stage. Highly radioresistant sarcomas had a large proportion of low grade disease, retroperitoneal primary site, and higher positive margin rate. Institutional practice considers a positive margin to include disease suspicious for well-differentiated liposarcoma at ink. Of the HRR patients with positive margins, only 7 had high-grade/dedifferentiated liposarcoma at the surgical margin.

Characteristic
Overall
Highly Radioresistant (HRR)
Conventionally Radioresistant (CRR)
Chi Square
(p value)
N % N % N %
Age Age <50 years 86 21.6% 15 22.4% 71 21.4% 0.86
Age ≥50 years 313 78.4% 52 77.6% 261 78.6%
Tumor Stage cT1a 7 1.8% 1 1.5% 6 1.5% 0.61
cT1b 39 9.8% 5 7.5% 34 8.5%
cT2a 30 7.5% 3 4.5% 27 6.8%
cT2b 280 70.2% 51 76.1% 229 57.4%
Unknown stage 43 10.8% 7 10.4% 36 9.0%
Grade Low grade 16 4.0% 10 14.9% 6 1.8% <0.01
High grade 223 55.9% 36 53.7% 187 56.3%
Unknown 160 40.3% 21 31.3% 139 41.9%
Primary Site Extremity 241 60.4% 23 34.3% 218 65.7% <0.01
Retroperitoneal 88 22.1% 32 47.8% 56 16.9%
Other 70 17.5% 12 17.9% 58 17.5%
Surgical Margins Negative 274 68.7% 31 46.3% 243 73.2% <0.01
Positive 115 28.8% 36 53.7% 79 23.8%
Unknown 10 2.5% 0 0.0% 10 3.0%