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Table 1 Baseline and treatment characteristics

From: The extremity localized classic osteosarcomas have better survival than the axial non-classics

Characteristic

Classic

Non-classic

Total

Gender

 Male

43

17

60 (61.2%)

 Female

25

13

38 (38.8%)

Age

 0–10

13

1

14 (14.3%)

 11–20

40

9

49 (50.0%)

 21–30

10

1

11 (11.2%)

 31–40

5

5

10 (10.2%)

 41–50

4

4 (4.1%)

 51–60

6

6 (6.1%)

 > 60

4

4 (4.1%)

Duration of symptoms

 ≤ 2 months

45

16

61 (62.2%)

 > 2 months

23

14

37 (37.8%)

Tumor site

 Around knee

46

8

54 (55.1%)

  Distal femur

31

4

35 (35.7%)

  Proximal tibia

9

3

12 (12.2%)

  Proximal fibula

6

1

7 (7.1%)

 Proximal humerus

5

1

6 (6.1%)

 Other extremities

17

4

21 (21.4%)

 Axial

17

17 (17.3%)

Tumor size

 ≤ 8 cm

39

21

60 (61.2%)

 > 8 cm

29

9

38 (38.8%)

Primary metastasis

 No

68

19

87 (88.8%)

 Yes

11

11 (11.2%)

  Lung

9

9 (9.2%)

  Distal bones

1

1 (1.0%)

  Other sites

1

1 (1.0%)

Serum ALP

  

76 available

 Normal

20

7

27 (35.5%)

 >ULN

38

11

49 (64.5%)

Serum LDH

  

52 available

 Normal

25

12

37 (71.2%)

 >ULN

14

1

15 (28.8%)

Type of extremity surgery

  

81 available

 Limb salvage

28

10

38 (46.9%)

 Amputation

40

3

43 (53.1%)

  1. ALP alkaline phosphatase, LDH lactate dehydrogenase, ULN upper limit of normal