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. 2022 Aug 19;7(5):100567. doi: 10.1016/j.esmoop.2022.100567

Table 1.

Patients characteristics

Characteristics N = 111
Age
 Years 65 (40-80)
Sex, n (%)
 F 45 (40.5)
 M 66 (59.5)
Performance status, n (%)
 0 64 (57.7)
 1 43 (38.7)
 2 4 (3.6)
Tumor location, n (%)
 Rectum 32 (28.8)
 Right colon 34 (30.6)
 Left colon 45 (40.5)
Primary tumor resection, n (%)
 Yes 67 (60.4)
 No 44 (39.6)
Grading, n (%)
 1 4 (3.6)
 2 41 (37)
 3 20 (18)
 NA 46 (41.4)
Mucinous histology, n (%)
 Yes 18 (16.2)
 No 79 (71.2)
 NA 14 (12.6)
Microsatellite instability, n (%)
 MSI 0 (0)
 MSS 61 (55)
 NA 50 (45)
Metastatic disease at initial diagnosis, n (%)
 Yes 73 (65.8)
 No 38 (34.2)
Number of metastatic sites, n (%)
 <3 79 (71.2)
 ≥3 32 (28.8)
Liver metastasis, n (%)
 Yes 71 (64)
 No 40 (36)
Lung metastasis, n (%)
 Yes 46 (41.4)
 No 65 (58.6)
Peritoneal metastasis, n (%)
 Yes 21 (18.9)
 No 90 (81.1)
Nodes metastasis, n (%)
 Yes 19 (17.1)
 No 92 (82.9)
CEA levels, n (%)
 <5 18 (16.2)
 ≥5 68 (61.3)
 NA 25 (22.5)
Type of first-line treatment, n (%)
 Oxaliplatin-based doublet 66 (59.5)
 Irinotecan-based doublet 29 (26.1)
 FOLFOXIRI triplet 16 (14.4)
Antiangiogenic use in combination with first-line chemotherapy, n (%)
 Yes 80 (66.1)
 No 31 (33.9)

CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; F, female; M, male; MSI, microsatellite instability: MSS, microsatellite stable. NA, not available.