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Table 1 Baseline demographics of all patients and of patients with slight progression

From: Dose escalation can maximize therapeutic potential of sunitinib in patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma

Patients

Nall = 103

NSP = 48

Mean age, years ± SE

62.27 ± 0.9

61.76 ± 1.62

Age range, years

32–80

 

MSKCC score, mean ± SE

1.7 ± 0.05

1.6 ± 0.1

Gender

 Male

80 (77.7%)

39

81.3%

 Female

23

23 (22.3%)

9

18.7%

Number of patients after nephrectomy

87

84.5%

42

87.5%

Comorbidities

 Hypertension

32

31.1%

9

18.8%

 Other cardiovascular disorders

12

11.6%

5

10.4%

 Diabetes

11

10.7%

4

8.3%

 Secondary tumors

9

8.7%

1

2%

 Hyperthyroidism

5

4.9%

0

0%

 Hematological disease

3

2.9%

0

0%

 Psoriasis

2

1.9%

0

0%

Metastases

Mean number of metastatic sites (range)

2.32 ± 0.11 (1–5)

1.79 ± 0.1 (1–3)

Location of metastases

 Lungs

84

81.6%

39

81.2%

 Bone

47

45.6%

16

33.3%

 Distant lymph node

36

34.9%

20

41.7%

 Liver

19

18.4%

7

14.6%

 Brain

11

10.7%

0

0%

 Suprarenal gland

9

8.7%

4

8.3%

 Other (peritoneum, pleura, pancreas, local relapse, contralateral kidney, or thyroid gland)

‹8%

‹4%

Patients with synchronous metastases

94

91.2%

45

93.8%

Histopathological types

  

n

%

 Purely clear cell renal cell type (ccRCC)

91

88.3%

46

95.8%

 ccRCC with sarcomatoid morphology

7

6.8%

1

2%

 ccRCC with papillary−/chromophobe−/ both

3 / 2 / 1

2.9 / 1.9 / 1.0%

1/0/0

2/0/0%

  1. ccRCC clear cell renal cell cancer, MSKCC Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, n number of involved patients, N number of analyzed patients, SE standard error