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Table 3 Patient characteristics of the study population in the third supplementary analysis

From: Impact of the interval between neoadjuvant concurrent chemoradiotherapy and esophagectomy in the modern era: a population-based propensity-score-matched retrospective cohort study in Asia

 

Short interval (n = 71)

Long interval (n = 71)

 

Number or

mean (sd)

(%)

Number or mean (sd)

(%)

SDif

Age

 

54.25 (9.84)

 

54.01 (8.42)

 

0.026

Gender

Female

5

(7)

5

(7)

0

Male

66

(93)

66

(93)

 

Residency

Non-north

43

(61)

42

(59)

0.029

North

28

(39)

29

(41)

 

Tumor size

≤ 5 cm

32

(45)

32

(45)

0

> 5 cm

39

(55)

39

(55)

 

Tumor differentiation

Poorly/undifferentiated

17

(24)

18

(25)

0.033

Well/moderately

54

(76)

53

(75)

 

RT delivery

Non-IGRT

55

(77)

57

(80)

0.069

IGRT

16

(23)

14

(20)

 

Use of PET

No

9

(13)

7

(10)

0.089

Yes

62

(87)

64

(90)

 

Tumor location

Cervical

0

Non-cervical

 

T-stage

T1–T2

9

(13)

9

(13)

0

T3–T4

62

(87)

62

(87)

 

N-stage

Negative

10

(14)

10

(14)

0

Positive

61

(86)

61

(86)

 

Drinking

No

10

(14)

8

(11)

0.085

Yes

61

(86)

63

(89)

 

Betel nut chewing

No

28

(39)

27

(38)

0.029

Yes

43

(61)

44

(62)

 

Smoking

No

15

(21)

13

(18)

0.071

Yes

56

(79)

58

(82)

 

BMI

 

22.56 (2.73)

 

22.11 (2.80)

 

0.164

Number of LNs

< 15

16

(23)

19

(27)

0.098

≥ 15

55

(77)

52

(73)

 

RT dose (Gy)

 

47.38 (3.93)

 

47.48 (3.82)

 

0.025

Patient volume

Low volume

21

(30)

16

(23)

0.161

High volume

50

(70)

55

(77)

 

Positive LN

 

0.48 (0.91)

 

0.44 (0.84)

 

0.048

  1. BMI body mass index, IGRT image-guided radiotherapy, LN lymph node, nCCRT neoadjuvant concurrent chemoradiotherapy, PET positron emission tomography, RT radiotherapy, sd standard deviation, SDif standardized difference
  2. Rounded
  3. The exact numbers were not reported because of a Health and Welfare Data Science Center (HWDC) database center policy to avoid numbers in single cells (≤ 2)