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Table 2 Characteristics of 29 patients with intracranial hemangiopericytoma receiving post-operative radiotherapy divided by radiotherapy technique

From: Does post-operative radiotherapy improve the treatment outcomes of intracranial hemangiopericytoma? A retrospective study

 

All patients N (%)

IMRT (11 patients) N (%)

SRS (18 patients) N (%)

P value

Age in years

   

0.074*

  > 50

13(44.8%)

7(63.6%)

6(33.3%)

 

  < 50

16(55.2%)

4(36.4%)

12(66.7%)

 

Sex

   

0.316

 Male

14(48.3%)

4(36.4%)

8(55.6%)

 

 Female

15(51.7%)

7(63.6%)

8(44.4%)

 

Tumor location

   

1.000

 Supratentorial

25(84.2%)

10(90.9%)

15(83.3%)

 

 Infratentorial

4(15.8%)

1(9.1%)

3(16.7%)

 

Pathology grade

   

0.316

 Grade II

14(48.3%)

4(36.4%)

10(55.6%)

 

 Grade III

15(51.7%)

7(63.6%)

8(44.4%)

 

Extent of resection

   

0.862

 GTR

26(89.7%)

10(90.9%)

16(88.9%)

 

 STR

3(10.3%)

1(9.1%)

2(11.1%)

 

Recurrence

   

0.228

 Yes

 

3(27.4%)

9(50%)

 

 No

 

8(72.7%)

9(50%)

 
  1. RT radiotherapy, IMRT intensity-modulated radiotherapy, SRS stereotactic radiosurgery, GTR gross total resection, STR subtotal resection
  2. *P values are statistically significant