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Table 1 Clinical-pathological characteristics of non-small-cell lung cancer patients

From: Signaling protein signature predicts clinical outcome of non-small-cell lung cancer

Variable

All patients

(n = 384)

BJ cohort

(n = 211)

CQ cohort

(n = 173)

Age

 ≤60

151 (39.32%)

73 (34.60%)

78 (45.09%)

 > 60

233 (60.68%)

138 (65.40%)

95 (54.91%)

Gender

 Male

270 (70.31%)

135 (63.98%)

135 (78.03%)

 Female

114 (29.69%)

76 (36.02%)

38(21.97%)

Smoking index (pack years)

 Never smokers

142 (36.98%)

94 (44.55%)

48 (27.75%)

 Light smokers (< 20)

41 (10.68%)

26 (12.32%)

15 (8.67%)

 Heavy smokers (≥20)

183 (47.65%)

88 (41.71%)

95 (54.91%)

 Unknown

18 (4.69%)

3 (1.42%)

15 (8.67%)

Histology

 Adenocarcinoma

206 (53.65%)

122 (57.82%)

84 (48.55%)

 Squamous cell carcinoma

178 (46.35%)

89 (42.18%)

89 (51.45%)

 Follow-up (months; median; IQR)

58 (22–75)

59 (19–74)

56 (29–76)

 Deaths

175 (45.57%)

93 (44.07%)

82 (47.40%)

Differentiation grade

 Well

75 (19.53%)

45 (21.33%)

30 (17.34%)

 Moderate

140 (36.46%)

67 (31.75%)

73 (42.20%)

 Poor

138 (35.94%)

98 (46.45%)

40 (23.12%)

 Unknown

31 (8.07%)

1 (0.47%)

30 (17.34%)

Pathologic stage

 I

188 (48.96%)

95 (45.02%)

93 (53.76%)

 II

101 (26.30%)

47 (22.28%)

54 (31.21%)

 III

95 (24.74%)

69 (32.70%)

26 (15.03%)

Adjuvant chemotherapy

 No

141 (36.72%)

100 (47.39%)

41 (23.70%)

 Yes

243 (63.28%)

111 (52.61%)

132 (76.30%)

  1. Data are number (%), unless otherwise stated. IQR = interquantile range