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. 2021 Jan 13;53(4):983–990. doi: 10.4143/crt.2020.1052

Table 4.

Late toxicities and treatment factors

Factor Hormone-replacement therapya) Back to school (%)b) NCF (%)c)



Positive p-valued) Yes p-valued) Declined p-valued)
Treatment

 RT 10/19 (52.6) 0.011 25/31 (80.7) 0.022 8/29 (27.6) 0.002

 CRT 22/93 (23.7) 84/89 (94.4) 9/121 (7.4)

RT, total dose (Gy)

 ≤ 50 13/57 (22.8) 0.169 47/51 (92.0) 0.670 4/69 (6.0) 0.051

 > 50 19/55 (34.6) 62/69 (90.0) 13/81 (16.0)

WB RT

 WBRT 22/52 (42.3) 0.003 56/65 (86.2) 0.053 12/79 (15.2) 0.116

 WVRT or IFRT only 10/60 (16.7) 53/55 (96.4) 5/71 (7.0)

WB/WV dose (Gy)

 ≤ 30 12/85 (44.4) 0.036 75/80 (94.0) 0.120 8/111 (7.2) 0.007

 > 30 20/27 (23.5) 34/40 (85.0) 9/39 (23.1)

Values are number/total (%). CRT, radiotherapy with upfront chemotherapy; IFRT, involved-field RT; NCF, severe neurocognitive dysfunction (limitation in daily activities, working or school performance); RT, radiotherapy; WB, whole brain; WV, whole ventricle.

a)

Excluding initial hormone deficiency,

b)

Patients in school-age,

c)

Excluding patients inaccessible to neurocognitive questionnaire in the medical records,

d)

Chi-square test.