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Table 1 Characteristics of 103 advanced biliary tract cancer patients treated with gemcitabine and oxaliplatin (GEMOX) with or without erlotinib

From: Tumour shrinkage at 6 weeks predicts favorable clinical outcomes in a phase III study of gemcitabine and oxaliplatin with or without erlotinib for advanced biliary tract cancer

 

Study population

 

GEMOX (n = 54)

GEMOX plus erlotinib (n = 49)

Age, years

  

  Median

62 (45–75)

59 (39–75)

Sex

  

  Male

35 (64.8 %)

33 (67.3 %)

  Female

19 (35.2 %)

16 (32.7 %)

Primary site

  

  Cholangiocarcinoma

38 (70.4 %)

38 (77.6 %)

  Gallbladder (GB)

16 (29.6 %)

11 (22.4 %)

Differentiation

  

  Well/Moderate

33 (61.1 %)

26 (53.1 %)

  Poorly

21 (38.9 %)

23 (46.9 %)

Disease status

  

  Recurrent

4 (7.4 %)

18 (36.7 %)

  Primarily metastatic

50 (92.6 %)

31 (63.3 %)

Liver only metastasis

  

  Yes

10 (18.5 %)

8 (16.3 %)

  No

44 (81.5 %)

41 (83.7 %)

Number of metastatic sites

  

  1

43 (79.6 %)

41 (83.7 %)

  2 ≤

11 (20.4 %)

8 (16.3)

KRAS status

  

  Mutant

3 (5.6 %)

5 (10.2 %)

  Wild

51 (94.4 %)

44 (89.8 %)