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. 2021 Jun 6;8(3):354–360. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnss.2021.06.004

Table 1.

Demographic information of patients with head and neck cancer included in the study (n = 207).

Patients’ characteristics n (%)
Sex
 Male 127 (61.4)
 Female 79 (38.2)
 Unanswered 1 (0.5)
Age (years)
 Mean ± SD 53.43 ± 14.62
 18–44 47 (22.7)
 45–59 80 (38.6)
 60–74 65 (31.4)
 75–90 13 (6.3)
 Unanswered 2 (1.0)
Marriage status
 Single 14 (6.8)
 Married 180 (87.0)
 Divorced 5 (2.4)
 Widowed 6 (2.9)
 Unanswered 2 (1.0)
Tumor location
 Oropharynx 62 (30.0)
 Nasopharynx 20 (9.7)
 Larynx 19 (9.2)
 Neck 81 (39.1)
 Maxillofacial 25 (12.1)
Clinical stage
 I 14 (6.8)
 II 16 (7.7)
 III 31 (15.0)
 IV 68 (32.9)
 recurrence 51 (24.6)
 Unclear 27 (13.0)
Treatment
 Radiotherapy only 11 (5.3)
 Chemotherapy only 21 (10.1)
 Surgery only 131 (63.3)
 Surgery + Radiotherapy 17 (8.2)
 Radiotherapy + Chemotherapy 16 (7.7)
 Surgery + Chemotherapy 9 (4.3)
 Others 2 (1.0)
Education
 Junior high school or below 76 (36.7)
 High school or secondary 55 (26.6)
 Junior college 29 (14.0)
 Undergraduate 39 (18.8)
 Postgraduate and above 6 (2.9)
 Unanswered 2 (1.0)
Duration since diagnosis
 Less than 1 month 85 (41.1)
 1–12 months 85 (41.1)
 More than 1 year 37 (17.9)

Note: Data are n (%), unless otherwise indicated.