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Table 3 Selected papers on PM for bone sarcoma with prognostic factors for OS and PFS

From: Number of metastases and their response to chemotherapy impact survival of patients with isolated lung metastases from bone-derived sarcoma

First author

Year

Histology

Number of patients with PM

5-year OS

Prognostic factors for OS

Prognostic factors for PFS

Ahmed, 2019 [4]

2008–2016

OST

88

38%

lung metastasis diagnosed during initial CHT(W) > 3 metastases (W)

lung metastasis diagnosed during initial CHT(W) > 3 metastases (W)

Briccoli, 2010 [10]

1985–2005

OST

323

37%

-

Metastasis at time of diagnosis (W) Number of PM (1 (B) vs. ≥2 (W))

DFI (24 months (B) vs. 12–24 vs. < 12(W))

Chen, 2008 [5]

1989–2007

OST

23

31%

m < 5 metastases (B)

m Pulmonary metastases not identified during pre- and post-operative chemotherapy (B)

< 5 metastases (B)

Harting, 2006 [6]

1980–2000

OST

93

29%

PM (B) compared to no PM (W) m DFI ≥1y (B)

Letourneau, 2011 [9]

1990–2006

ES

10

80%

PM (B) compared to no PM (W)

PM (B) compared to no PM (W)

Briccoli, 2004 [11]

1972–1997

ES

24

56%

PM (B) compared to no PM (W)

Sambri, 2019 [7]

1992–2017

CS

29

55%

m PM (B) compared to no PM (W) m Bilateral metastases (W) m > 1 metastases (W)

  1. P-values derived from logrank test if not otherwise specified. m P-values derived from multivariate analysis. PM Pulmonary metastasectomy. (B) = better and (W) = worse defined prognostic factors