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. 2020 Jan 24;82(Suppl 3):e138–e147. doi: 10.1055/s-0040-1701221

Table 2. Presenting characteristics of patients with sinonasal osteosarcoma included in the systematic review.

Demographics Mean (SD) Patients
n  = 88 (%)
 Age (y) 38.5 (21.7)
Sex
 Male 37/78 (47.4)
 Female 41/78 (52.5)
Presenting symptoms
 Facial mass/swelling 17/51 (33.3)
 Nasal obstruction 16/51 (31.3)
 Headache 12/51 (23.5)
 Epistaxis 10/51 (19.6)
 Oral mass/swelling 8/51 (15.7)
 Facial pain 8/51 (15.7)
 Proptosis 7/51 (13.7)
 Epiphoria 6/51 (11.8)
 V2 hypesthesia/parasthesias 6/51 (11.8)
Past history
 History of prior radiation therapy 24/69 (34.7)
  Dose (Gy) 57.2 (7.7)
  Duration prior to osteosarcoma (y) 12.9 (8.4)
 Paget's disease 1/40 (2.5)
 Retinoblastoma 5/48 (7.2)
Location of osteosarcoma involvement a
 Maxillary sinus 46/72 (63.8)
 Ethmoid sinus 39/75 (52.0)
 Nasal cavity 34/74 (45.9)
 Sphenoid sinus 19/68 (27.9)
 Frontal sinus 13/66 (19.7)
Pathologic analysis
 Histologic type b
  Osteoblastic 40/53 (75.4)
  Chondroblastic 17/53 (31.5)
  Fibroblastic 11/53 (20.4)
 Grade
  High grade 21/34 (61.7)
  Low grade 13/34 (38.2)
AJCC T stage
 T1–T3 29/71 (40.8)
 T4 c 42/71 (59.1)
  Invasion of orbit 23/71 (32.4)
  Invasion of dura 13/71(18.3)
  Invasion of pterygoid muscles 8/71 (11.4)
  Invasion of infratemporal fossa 7/71(10.0)
  Invasion of nasopharynx 5/71 (7.1)
  Invasion of clivus 4/71 (5.7)
  Invasion of skin 3/71 (4.2)

Abbreviation: AJCC, American Joint Committee on Cancer; SD, standard deviation; T, tumor.

a

Tumor may involve multiple sites.

b

A portion of tumors contained multiple histologic types.

c

Several tumors had invasion into numerous structures.