Skip to main content
. 2022 Jun 14;14(12):2937. doi: 10.3390/cancers14122937

Table 2.

Literature Review–Patient characteristics.

LITERATURE REVIEW: PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS (N = 67)
Gender N = 67
Male 37 (55%)
Age
Mean age at melanoma diagnosis (min–max) (years) 58 (26–83)
Melanoma medical history
Oncological approach
  Adjuvant 25 (37%)
  Metastatic 42 (63%)
Type of immunotherapy
  Anti-CTLA-4 monotherapy 19 (28%)
  Anti-PD-1 monotherapy 27 (40%)
  Anti-CTLA-4 + Anti-PD-1 combined 10 (15%)
  Anti-PD-1 +/− Anti-CTLA-4 11 (16%)
Immune-induced granulomatosis
Median time since initiation of ICI (min–max) (months) 3 (1–43)
Thoracic involvement 61 (91%)
  Grade 1 impairment 38 (63%)
  Grade 2 impairment 17 (28%)
  Grade 3 or 4 impairment 6 (10%)
Dermatological involvement 32 (48%)
Lymph node invasion 8 (12%)
Hepatic involvement 2 (3%)
Bone involvement 5 (7%)
Histological confirmation 62 (93%)
Therapeutic management
  Systemic corticosteroids 25 (37%)
  Discontinuation of immunotherapy 33 (49%)
Granulomatosis outcome
  Radiological outcome of granulomatosis N = 62
    Stability 8 (13%)
    Partial or complete regression 54 (87%)
Oncological outcome at the time of granulomatosis
Patient in adjuvant condition N = 25
  Relapse 3 (12%)
Patients in metastatic stage N = 42
  Objective response 29 (69%)
    Complete response 16 (55%)
    Partial response 13 (45%)
  Stability 5 (12%)
  Progression 8 (19%)
Oncological outcome at last reported evaluation
Mean follow-up time for melanoma (min–max) (months) 8 (1–34)
Patient in adjuvant condition N = 25
  Relapse 3 (12%)
Patients in metastatic stage N = 42
  Objective response 24 (57%)
    Complete response 16 (67%)
    Partial response 8 (33%)
  Stability 4 (10%)
  Progression 14 (33%)