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. 2021 Nov 8;11:686308. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2021.686308

Table 1.

Patients’ demographic characteristics.

Patients 30
Median age, years (range) 81 (36–95)
Sex
 Male 24 (80%)
 famale 6 (20%)
ECOG performance status
 0 7 (23.3%)
 1 17 (56.7%)
 2 6 (20%)
Primary cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC) site
 Head or neck 23 (76.7%)
 Limbs 5 (16.7%)
 Ubiquitous skin lesions 2 (6.7%)
Previous chemotherapy for CSCC 3 (10%)
Previous radiotherapy for CSCC 10 (33.3%)
Previous surgery for CSCC
 0–1 surgery 15 (50%)
 2–4 surgeries 7 (23.3%)
 More than five surgeries 8 (26.7%)
Histological differentiation of tumor
 Well differentiated 4 (13.3%)
 Moderately differentiated 12 (40%)
 Poorly differentiated 10 (33.3%)
 Unknown 4 (13.3%)
Locally advanced CSCC 25 (83.3%)
Metastatic cutaneous CSCC 5 (16.7%)
Immunosuppressive conditions a 5 (16.7%)
Main comorbidities
 Cardiovascular 20 (66.7%)
 Metabolic 5 (16.7%)
 Respiratory 6 (20%)
 Mental disorders 3 (10%)
Frailty score
 Not frail 5 (16.7%)
 Frail 25 (83.3%)
Charlson Comorbidity Index
 0 6 (20%)
 1 8 (26.7%)
 2 7 (23.3%)
 3 5 (16.7%)
 4 2 (6.7%)
 5 1 (3.3%)

Data are n (%), unless otherwise specified.

a

Three patients with lymphoproliferative disease and two patients receiving immunosuppressive therapy.