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Table 1 Patients characteristics

From: Role of the initial degree of anaemia and treatment model in the prognosis of gastric cancer patients treated by chemotherapy: a retrospective analysis

 

Total N = 598

 

Age

  < 65 years, N (%)

230(38.5)

 

  ≥ 65 years, N (%)

368(61.5)

 

Gender

 Male, N (%)

469(78.4)

 

 Female, N (%)

129(21.6)

 

Palliative setting

 Initially metastatic

428(71.6)

 

 Recurrent

170(28.4)

 

Operation method

 Proximal gastrectomy

60(35.3)

 

 Distal gastrectomy

83(48.8)

 

 Total gastrectomy

27(15.9)

 

Pathological type

 Well differentiated

4(0.7)

 

 Moderately differentiated

59(9.8)

 

 Poorly differentiated

250(41.8)

 

 Signet ring cell

61(10.2)

 

 Unassorted

224(37.5)

 

Fecal occult blood#

 Positive

129(33.9)

 

 Negative

381(74.7)

 

Combination of three regimens

217(36.3)

 

Treatment response

N = 312

 

 Partial response

14(4.49)

 

 Stable disease

169(54.17)

 

 Progressive disease

129(41.35)

 

Tumor location

 Upper part (U)

253(42.3)

 

 Middle part (M)

91(15.2)

 

 Lower part (L)

206(34.4)

 

 ML

29(4.8)

 

 MU

19(3.2)

 

T/N stage

 Ia + Ib

4 + 7(6.5)

 

 IIa + IIb

8 + 15(13.5)

 

 IIIa+IIIb+IIIc

34 + 46 + 56(80.0)

 

Hemoglobin level (g/L)

Initial

Post-treatment

  > 110

398

327

 100–110

78

91

 80–100

82

124

 65–80

26

41

  < 65

14

15

Manifestations of tumor hemorrhage

Initial

During treatment

 Fecal occult blood +

37

47

 Erosion and bleeding by endoscopy

92

76

 Hematemesis

21

40

 Iron deficiency anemia

3

9

 chemotherapy-induced anemia

0

136

 Unknown

50

26

 DIC

0

5

 Bone marrow infiltration

0

4

Chemo regimens

 DCF

217

 

 FOLFIRI

152

 

 Paclitaxel liposome+Capecitabine/S-1

207

 

 XP

264

 

Single agent

215

 
  1. # Fecal occult blood: 88 patients not testing at the date of diagnosis