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Table 2 Patients characteristics

From: Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy (SABR) in inoperable oligometastatic disease from colorectal cancer: a safe and effective approach

Patients number

82

Mean age (range) y

68 (40–87)

Sex (M:F)

62:21

Primary

 

  Colon

58 (71%)

  Rectum

24 (29%)

TNM Primary Classification

 

  T1

2 (3%)

  T2

17 (21)

  T3

57 (70%)

  T4

6(7%)

  N0

39 (48%)

  N1-2

43 (52%)

  M1

23 (28%)

   Only liver

42 (51%)

   Only lung

40 (49%)

Timing of liver metastases

 

  Synchronous

23 (28%)

  Metachronous

59 (82%)

   DFI ≤ 12 months

14 (24%)

   DFI > 12 months

45 (76%)

Previous local treatments

 

  Surgery

33 (40%)

  RFA or other

7 (9%)

Systemic treatments

 

  Pre-SBRT chemotherapy

78 (95%)

  Post-SBRT chemotherapy

20 (24%)

Time of SBRT since diagnosis

 

  <12 mo

7 (8%)

  >12 mo

75 (92%)

No. of prior systemic treatment regimens

 

  0

4 (5%)

  1

15 (18%)

  2

25 (30%)

  3

23 (28%)

  >4

15 (19%)

Presence of stable extrahepatic and pulmonary metastatic disease at diagnosis

 

  Yes

27 (33%)

  No

55 (67%)

Number of lesions treated

112

Number of lesions for patients

Tot Liver Lung

  1

61 (74%) 35 (83%) 26 (65%)

  2

13 (16%) 4 (10%) 9 (23%)

  3

8 (10%) 3 ( 7%) 5 (12%)

  Mean volume (range) [cm3]

 

  CTV

20.3 ± 24.09 (1.0-140.3)

  PTV

60.60 ± 42.16 (6.3-980.13)