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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Clinical activity and safety of sintilimab, bevacizumab, and TMZ in patients with recurrent glioblastoma

Patient charactiristics(n = 8)

NO. (%)

All patient (%)

PRS.type

 Primary

6(75%)

8(100%)

 secondary

2(25%)

8(100%)

History

 GBM

8(100%)

8(100%)

Grade

 WHO IV

8(100%)

8(100%)

Gender

 male

4(50%)

8(100%)

 Female

4(50%)

8(100%)

Age

 40–50

2(25%)

8(100%)

 50–60

3(37.5%)

8(100%)

 ≥ 60

3(37.5%)

8(100%)

PD-L1

 <1%

7(87.5%)

8(100%)

 ≥ 1%

1(12.5%)

8(100%)

Ki−67

 0–20

2(28.6%)

7(87.5%)

 ≥ 20

5(71.4%)

7(87.5%)

P53

 wildtype

4(57.1%)

7(87.5%)

 Mutant

3(42.9%)

7(87.5%)

IDH−1

 wildtype

7(100%)

7(87.5%)

 Mutant

0

7(87.5%)

MGMTp.methylation.status

 Methylated

1(14.3%)

7(87.5%)

 Unmethylated

6(85.7%)

7(87.5%)

1p.19q.codeletion.status

 Non-codel

2(100%)

2(25%)

 codel

0

2(25%)

No. of recurrences

 1

3(37.5%)

8(100%)

 2

5(62.5%)

8(100%)

prior therapy

 Surgery

1(20%)

5(62.5%)

 Chemotherapy

4(80%)

5(62.5%)

 Radiation

0

4(50%)

Corticosteroid use at baseline

 Yes

2(25%)

8(100%)

 No

6(75%)

8(100%)

Treatment-related AEs

 all grade

3(37.5%)

8(100%)

 Grade 3 treatment-related AEs

1(33.3%)

8(100%)

 Grade 1–2 treatment-related AEs

3(37.5%)

8(100%)

  1. Abbreviation: AEs Adverse events