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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics at the time of first-line therapy

From: Cytoreductive surgery is feasible in patients with limited regional platinum-resistant recurrent ovarian cancer

Characteristic (N = 51)

Surgery with R0 (n = 20)

Chemotherapy alone (n = 31)

P value

Age at diagnosis (year)

  

0.003*

 Median (range)

49(27–62)

60(38–71)

Site of origin

  

0.782

 Ovary

19(95.0%)

27(87.0%)

 Fallopian tube

1(5.0%)

2(6.5%)

 Peritoneum

0(0)

2(6.5%)

FIGO stage

  

0.914

 I–II

3(15.0%)

5(16.1%)

 III–IV

17(85.0%)

26(83.9%)

Histology

  

0.133

 Serous

17(85.0%)

23(74.2%)

 Mucinous

2(10.0%)

1(3.2%)

 Clear cell carcinoma

0(0)

5(16.1%)

 Endometrioid

0(0)

1(3.2%)

 Mixed tumor

1(5.0%)

0(0)

 Sarcocarcinoma

0(0)

1(3.2%)

Tumor grade

  

0.454

 1–2 or missing

2(10.0%)

7(22.6%)

 3

18(90.0%)

24(77.4%)

Surgical method at primary surgery

  

0.280

 PDS

18(90.0%)

23(74.2%)

 NACT-IDS

2(10.0%)

8(25.8%)

Residual disease at primary surgery

  

0.515

 R0

12(60.0%)

22(71.0%)

 R1

7(35.0%)

6(19.4%)

 R2

1(5.0%)

3(9.7%)

  1. FIGO Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, PDS Primary debulking surgery, NACT-IDS Neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by interval debulking surgery,* means significance