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Table 6 Types of chemotherapy of MPM patients between PS and non-PS groupsa

From: Risk factors and prognosis of malignant peritoneal mesothelioma with paraneoplastic syndrome

Variables

Non-PS group (n = 86)

PS group (n = 60)

Preoperative intravenous chemotherapy, n (%)

 PEM + DDP/CBP/NDP/LBP

35 (40.7)

PEM + DDP/CBP/NDP/OXA/LBP

24 (40.0)

 PEM

4 (4.7)

PTX + DDP/CBP

5 (8.3)

 PTX + DDP

2 (2.3)

GEM + DDP/CBP

3 (5.0)

Preoperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy, n (%)

 DDP/CBP

6 (7.0)

DDP/NDP/LBP

9 (15.0)

 DDP + 5-FU

3 (3.5)

PEM + DDP

1 (1.7)

 DTX + DDP/CBP

2 (2.3)

  

Postoperative intravenous chemotherapy, n (%)

 PEM + DDP/CBP

49 (57.0)

PEM + DDP/CBP

26 (43.3)

 GEM + DDP/CBP/OXA

19 (22.1)

GEM + DDP/CBP/OXA

5 (8.3)

 PTX + DDP

6 (7.0)

PEM

4 (6.7)

Postoperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy, n (%)

 PEM + DDP/CBP

23 (26.7)

DDP

12 (20.0)

 DDP/CBP/OXA

19 (22.1)

PEM + DDP/CBP

8 (13.3)

 DTX

5 (5.8)

  
  1. MPM malignant peritoneal mesothelioma, PS paraneoplastic syndrome, PEM pemetrexed, DDP cisplatin, CBP carboplatin, NDP nedaplatin, OXA oxaliplatin, LBP lobaplatin, PTX paclitaxel, 5-FU fluorouracil, DTX docetaxel, GEM gemcitabine
  2. aOne patient may receive multiple chemotherapy regimen