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Table 4 Previously reported and present study survival rates of patients with thymic malignancies by Masaoka–Koga stage and 2004 WHO Classification

From: Clinicopathological analysis of thymic malignancies with a consistent retrospective database in a single institution: from Tokyo Metropolitan Cancer Center

Reference

No. of pts

MST (mo)

5-yrs survival in each stage (%), (frequency, %)

5-yrs survival (%)

10-yrs survival (%)

Prognostic factor

  

I

II

III

IVa

IVb

de Jong et al. [2]

203*

N/A

82.9 (12.3)

87.8 (36.9)

57.6 (26.1)

55.6 (24.6)

69

40

Resection, Age

 

WHO classification

 

Masaoka disease stage

Masaoka et al. [29]

93*

N/A

92.6 (39.8)

85.7 (13.8)

69.6 (34.4)

50.0 (11.8)

74.1

57.1

N/A

Mariano et al. [30]

171*

N/A

93.3 (9.4)

88.7 (44.4)

74.6 (27.5)

43.4 (18.7)

N/A

N/A

Masaoka-Koga stage

 

thymoma vs. thymic ca

JART study [31]

2807

N/A

97.7 (34.6)

95.8 (36.0)

85.8 (15.7)

72.8 (6.5)

57.4 (5.2)

N/A

N/A

N/A

Present study

187

99.6

NR (27.3)

NR (20.3)

99.6 (12.1)

59.2 (18.2)

24.8 (22.5)

65.9

45.3

Masaoka-Koga Stage II

 

thymoma vs. thymic ca

  1. pts, patients; MST, median survival time; yrs, years; N/A, not available; *available data on survival is summarized.