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Table 1 Clinical variables according to chemoimmunotherapy status

From: Modulation of chemoimmunotherapy efficacy in non-small cell lung cancer by sex and histology: a real-world, patient-level analysis

 

Chemotherapy Alone (n = 10,733 (83.9%))

n (%)

Chemoimmunotherapy (n = 2064 (16.1%))

n (%)

p value

Age (years)

66.6 (sd 9.1)

65.1 (sd 8.5)

< 0.0001

Sex

  

0.7613

 Male

5707 (53.2)

1105 (53.5)

 

 Female

5026 (46.8)

959 (46.5)

 

Histology

  

< 0.0001

 Adenocarcinoma

6858 (63.9)

1648 (79.8)

 

 Squamous

2146 (20.0)

180 (8.7)

 

 Large Cell or other

1729 (16.1)

236 (11.4)

 

Racea

  

0.0583

 White

8674 (81.4)

1698 (82.8)

 

 Black

1390 (13.1)

266 (13.0)

 

 Asian/Other

588 (5.5)

87 (4.2)

 

Charlson Comorbidity Score

  

0.5969

 0

7049 (65.7)

1361 (65.9)

 

 1

2535 (23.6)

497 (24.1)

 

 ≥2

1149 (10.7)

206 (10.0)

 

Palliative Radiation

  

0.9970

 No

6589 (61.4)

1267 (61.4)

 

 Yes

4144 (38.6)

797 (38.6)

 

Insurance Statusb

  

< 0.0001

 Uninsured

344 (3.3)

55 (2.7)

 

 Private

3359 (31.9)

781 (38.7)

 

 Public

6837 (64.9)

1183 (58.6)

 

Area of residence median household income, quartiles ($) c

  

0.3918

 <  38,000

2085 (19.5)

374 (18.2)

 

 38,000 ­ 47,999

2634 (24.6)

492 (23.9)

 

 48,000 ­ 62,999

2804 (26.2)

551 (26.81)

 

 ≥63,000

3184 (29.7)

638 (31.1)

 
  1. sd standard deviation
  2. amissing data for 94 patients
  3. b missing data for 238 patients
  4. c missing data for 35 patients