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Table 2 Patient demographics and baseline characteristics.

From: Determining the role of external beam radiotherapy in unresectable intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma: a retrospective analysis of 84 patients

 

Non-EBRT

(n= 49)

EBRT

(n= 35)

P-value

Sex, n (%)

  

0.308

   Male

32 (65.3%)

19 (54.3%)

 

   Female

17 (34.7%)

16 (45.7%)

 

Age, n (%)

  

0.631

   ≤60 years old

25(51.0%)

16 (45.7%)

 

   >60 years old

24(49.0%)

19 (64.3%)

 

Clinical symptoms, n (%)

  

0.386

   Asymptomatic

9(18.4%)

4 (11.4%)

 

   Symptomatic

40(81.6%)

31 (88.6%)

 

Diameter, mean ± SE (cm)

8.6 ± 3.4

7.7 ±3.2

0.238

   ≤5, n (%)

6(12.2%)

7 (20.0%)

0.280

   5-10, n (%)

21 (44.9%)

18 (51.4%)

 

   ≥10, n (%)

22 (44.9%)

10 (28.6%)

 

Intrahepatic lesions, n (%)

  

0.898

   Solitary

37(75.5%)

26 (74.3%)

 

   Multiple nodules

12 (24.5%)

9 (25.7%)

 

Tumor Types, n (%)

  

0.722

   Peripheral ICC

34 (69.4%)

23 (65.7%)

 

   Central ICC

15 (30.6%)

12 (34.3%)

 

Synchronous LN metastases, n (%)

  

0.064

   No

18 (36.7%)

20 (57.1%)

 

   Yes

31 (63.3%)

15 (42.9%)

 

CA19-9, U/mL

  

0.676

   ≤37, n (%)

9 (18.4%)

4 (11.4%)

 

   37-600, n (%)

15 (30.6%)

11 (31.4%)

 

   ≥600, n (%)

25 (51.0%)

20 (57.1%)

 

TACE, n (%)

  

0.118

   Yes

13(26.5%)

15(42.9%)

 

   No

36(73.5%)

20(57.1%)

 

TNM stage, n (%)

  

0.175

   I

 

1(2.9%)

 

   II

6(12.2%)

8(22.9%)

 

   III

10(20.4%),

9(25.7%)

 

   IVA

29(59.2%)

12(34.3%)

 

   IVB

4(8.2%)

5(14.3%)

 
  1. EBRT, external beam radiotherapy; TACE, transcatheter arterial chemoembolization; SE, standard error; ICC, intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma; LN, lymph node.