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Table 1 Clinicopathologic features in patients with clinical stage III/N2 NSCLC

From: Impact of fibrinogen levels and modified Glasgow prognostic score on survival of stage III/N2 non-small cell lung cancer patients treated with neoadjuvant therapy and radical resection

All patients (n = 84)

Age (median \(\pm\) SD)

61.5 \(\pm\) 8.98

Gender (Male/ Female)

57/27

Comorbidities

59 (70.2%)

FEV1 < 60% (n = 79a)

9 (10.7%)

Initial staging

- IIIA

68 (81.0%)

- IIIB

16 (19.0%)

Neoadjuvant Treatment

- CHT

50 (60%)

- CHT/RT

34 (40%)

Type of resection

- Pneumonectomy

27 (32.2%)

- Bilobectomy

6 (7.1%)

- Lobectomy

50 (59.5%)

- Segmental resection

1 (1.2%)

Extended resectionb

37 (44.1%)

Histological subtype

- Adenocarcinoma

41 (48.8%)

- Squamous cell carcinoma

37 (44.0%)

- Large cell carcinoma

6 (7.2%)

Pathological staging

- Complete response

9 (10.7%)

- I

26 (31.0%)

- II

24 (28.6%)

- III

25 (29.8%)

- IV

0 (0%)

N2 Downstaging (pN0-1)

63 (75.0%)

Postop. Complications (all)

16 (19.0%)

- Rec. nerve palsy

6 (7.1%)

- Chylothorax

6 (7.1%)

- Wound infection

2 (2.4%)

- Bleeding

1 (1.2%)

- Bronchopleural fistula

0 (0%)

- Other

3 (3.6%)

Adjuvant Treatment

26 (31.0%)

- aCHT

17 (20.2%)

- aRT

4 (4.8%)

- aCHT/RT

5 (6.0%)

  1. CHT/RT Chemoradiotherapy, CHT Chemotherapy, aCHT adjuvant chemotherapy, aRT adjuvant radiotherapy, aCHT/RT adjuvant chemoradiotherapy, Data shown in parentheses are column percentages
  2. aIn 5 cases, FEV1 (Forced Expiratory Volume in the first second) data were not available
  3. bExtended resections include bronchial sleeve, vascular sleeve or resections of the chest wall, diaphragm or pericardium and were stated additionally to type of resection