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Table 1 Characteristics of patients treated by stereotactic reirradiation using single and multiple fractions and for local failures of nasopharyngeal carcinoma

From: Comparison of single versus fractionated dose of stereotactic radiotherapy for salvaging local failures of nasopharyngeal carcinoma: a matched-cohort analysis

 

Stereotactic radiotherapy with single fraction

(n = 43)

Stereotactic radiotherapy with multiple fractions

(n = 43)

All

(n = 86)

Gender

   

   Male

32 (74%)

35 (81%)

67 (78%)

   Female

11 (26%)

8 (19%)

19 (22%)

Age

   

   ≤ 45

21 (49%)

21 (49%)

42 (49%)

   > 45

22 (51%)

22 (51%)

44 (51%)

   median (range)/years

46 (32–84)

46 (18–69)

46 (18–84)

Type of failure

   

   Persistent disease

19 (44%)

19 (44%)

38 (44%)

   Recurrent disease

24 (56%)

24 (56%)

48 (56%)

Retreatment T stage

   

   rT1

25 (58%)

23 (54%)

48 (56%)

   rT2

5 (12%)

7 (16%)

12 (14%)

   rT3

9 (21%)

6 (14%)

15 (17%)

   rT4

4 (9%)

7 (16%)

11 (13%)

Time from 1st course of radiotherapy to reirradiation

   

   ≤ 12 months

23 (53%)

24 (56%)

47 (55%)

   > 12 – 24 monhts

3 (7%)

8 (18%)

11 (13%)

   > 24 – 48 months

6 (14%)

6 (14%)

12 (14%)

   > 48 months

11 (26%)

5 (12%)

16 (18%)

   median (range)/months

10 (3 – 197)

10 (3 – 107)

10 (3 – 197)

Tumor volume

   

   ≤ 5 cc

21 (49%)

21 (49%)

42 (49%)

   > 5 – 10 cc

13 (30%)

13 (30%)

26 (30%)

   > 10 cc

9 (21%)

9 (21%)

18 (21%)

   median (range)/cc

5.1 (1.3 – 30.7)

5.6 (0.8 – 24.7)

5.2 (0.8 – 30.7)