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Table 2 Treatment effects

From: Achieving objective response in treatment of non-resectable neuroendocrine tumors does not predict longer time to progression compared to achieving stable disease

 

Streptozocin/5-FU

PRRT

Everolimus

OR n = 22

SD n = 10

p-value

OR n = 39

SD n = 17

p-value

OR n = 12

SD n = 40

p-value

Age years, median mean)

63 (63)

65 (65)

1.0

62 (62)

65

0,2

65 (65)

67 (66)

0,9

Sex, female (%)

10 (83)

2 (17)

0,2

20 (77)

6 (23)

0,2

2 (17)

19 (48)

0,06

Ongoing SSA treatment (%)

3 (14)

0

0,5

21 (54)

10 (59)

0,7

7 (58)

25 (63)

0,8

Prior treatments Median (mean)

0 (0,6)

0 (0,6)

1,0

2 (1,8)

2 (2,2)

0,1

2,5 (2,4)

3 (2,7)

0,7

Ki67% Median (IQR)

 Total group

10 (10–13)

10 (3–13)

0,2

7 (3,5–10)

6 (1–10)

0,4

9 (3,5-11,5)

9 (5–12)

0,7

 Pancreas

10 (8–13)

10 (10–14)

0,7

7 (4–12,5)

10 (5,5–10)

1,0

8 (5–13)

10 (8,5-12,5)

0,5

 Small intestinal

6 (2,5-11,5)

3 (1–8,5)

0,4

6 (1,5–10)

7 (3–11,5)

0,4

Stage No. patients (%)

 Regional

1 (5)

1 (10)

0,5

1 (3)

0

0,5

1 (8)

3 (8)

0,9

 Distant

21 (95)

9 (90)

 

38 (97)

17 (100)

 

11 (92)

37 (92)

  1. Age, sex, ongoing somatostatin analogue-treatment, prior treatments, Ki 67% and stage for from patients divided into treatment modality and best treatment response; objective response or stable. For Ki 67% data is given for the total patient group and further subdivided into the most common primaries; pancreas and small intestine. SSA somatostatin analogue, IQR interquartile range