Table 1.
n (%)* | ||
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Patients with baseline data | Total patients | 702 |
Patients with multiple courses | 6† | |
Male | 554 (79%) | |
Age, y‡ | 68 (22-93) | |
Good performance score§ (n = 384) | 353 (92%) | |
Clinical indication | Primary tumor/tumor bed | 491 (70%) |
Regional lymph nodes | 110 (16%) | |
Metastasis | 70 (10%) | |
Recurrence primary site | 31 (4%) | |
Treatment intent | Curative | 523 (75%) |
Palliative | 164 (23%) | |
Unknown | 15 (2%) | |
Tumor sites treated | 39 | |
Patients per tumor site║ | Prostate | 281 (40%) |
Lymph nodes | 117 (17%) | |
Brain | 85 (12%) | |
Rectum | 70 (10%) | |
Liver# | 33 (5%) | |
Pancreas | 29 (4%) | |
Oropharynx | 13 (2%) | |
Lung | 8 (1%) | |
Esophagus | 7 (1%) | |
Bladder | 6 (1%) | |
Patients with treatment Data | Total patients | 516** |
Patients with multiple courses | 6 | |
Male | 418 (81%) | |
Age, y‡ | 69 (25-93) | |
Good performance score§ (n = 244) | 221 (91%) | |
Patients per tumor site | Prostate | 223 (42%) |
Lymph nodes | 106 (21%) | |
Rectum | 57 (11%) | |
Liver# | 30 (6%) | |
Pancreas | 21 (4%) | |
Oropharynx | 12 (2%) | |
Brain | 7 (1%) | |
Patients with toxicity Data | Total patients | 415** |
Patients with multiple courses | 5 | |
Male | 331 (80%) | |
Age, y‡ | 68 (25-93) | |
Good performance score§ (n = 287) | 261 (91%) | |
Patients per tumor site | Prostate | 167 (40%) |
Lymph nodes | 92 (22%) | |
Rectum | 43 (10%) | |
Liver# | 27 (7%) | |
Pancreas | 19 (5%) | |
Oropharynx | 12 (3%) |
Numbers (percentage) except where indicated.
For the treatments and toxicity data all courses were analyzed.
For clarity, the table only summarizes the characteristics of a patient’s first course within MOMENTUM, except where indicated.
Frequencies given in median (range).
Good performance score defined as Karnofsky Performance Score (KPS) ≥80%, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) score 0, or Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI) score ≤2.
Total number of patients (%) for the 10 most frequently treated tumor sites.
The liver tumor site includes patients with cancers of the intrahepatic bile ducts.