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Table 1 Patient demographics and pathologic features

From: Clinical outcomes and prognostic factors for gastric cancer patients with bone metastasis

Factors

 

Patient

(n = 34)

Age (years)

Median (range)

66 (39–78)

Gender

Male

26 (76.5%)

Female

8 (23.5%)

ECOG performance status

0–1

16 (47.1%)

2–4

18 (52.9%)

Bone pain

Present

11 (32.4%)

Absent

23 (67.6%)

Location

Upper 1/3

5 (14.7%)

Middle 1/3

17 (50.0%)

Lower 1/3

5 (14.7%)

Whole stomach

7 (20.6%)

Histologic type

Differentiated

15 (44.1%)

Undifferentiated

19 (55.9%)

Stagea

I

1 (2.9%)

II

3 (8.8%)

III

8 (23.5%)

IV

22 (64.7%)

Treatment for primary tumor

Surgery

16 (47.1%)

Chemotherapy

18 (52.9%)

ALP (IU/L)

Median (range)

375.5 (157–2743)

LDH (IU/L)

Median (range)

249 (117–1481)

CEA

Median (range)

8.6 (1.0–3508)

CA19-9

Median (range)

53.7 (0.6–1814.0)

CA125

Median (range)

20.3 (7.9–1099)

Diagnostic modality

CT

30 (88.2%)

Bone scan

10 (29.4%)

MRI

9 (26.5%)

PET-CT

1 (2.9%)

Pattern of bone metastasis

Synchronous

10 (29.4%)

Metachronous

24 (70.6%)

Number of bone metastases

Single

12 (35.3%)

Multiple

22 (64.7%)

Extraosseous metastasis

Present

26 (76.5%)

Absent

8 (23.5%)

Treatment of bone metastasis

Chemotherapy

26 (76.5%)

Radiotherapy

5 (14.7%)

Best supportive care

4 (11.8%)

  1. Abbreviations: ALP serum alkaline phosphatase, LDH lactate dehydrogenase, CEA serum carcinoembryonic antigen, CA carbohydrate antigen, CT computed tomography, MRI magnetic resonance imaging, PET positron emission tomography
  2. aStage was according to the 14th edition of the Japanese classification of gastric carcinoma