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Table 1 Patient and tumor characteristics

From: Dual time point imaging in locally advanced head and neck cancer to assess residual nodal disease after chemoradiotherapy

Characteristic

n = 102

Age (years)

Median

59

Interquartile range

11

Gender (n, %)

 

Male

79 (77.5)

Female

23 (22.5)

Performance status (n, %)

0

83 (81.4)

1

19 (18.6)

Tumor location (n, %)

Oral cavity

8 (7.8)

Nasopharynx

6 (5.9)

Oropharynx

54 (52.9)

Hypopharynx

9 (8.8)

Larynx

17 (16.7)

Occult primary

7 (6.9)

Other

1 (0.8)

HPV status of oropharyngeal tumors (n, %)

Negative

21 (38.9)

Positive

32 (59.3)

NA

1 (1.8)

Tumor differentiation status (n, %)

Well-differentiated

9 (8.8)

Moderately differentiated

26 (25.5)

Poorly differentiated

35 (34.3)

Undifferentiated

3 (2.9)

Not assessed

29 (28.4)

Induction chemotherapy (n, %)

Yes

37 (36.3)

No

65 (63.7)

Concomitant chemotherapy (n, %)

Cisplatin or carboplatin

86 (84.3)

Cetuximab w/o Gemcitabine

16 (15.7)

Tumor stage (n, %)

Tx

6 (5.9)

T1 or T2

56 (54.9)

T3 or T4

40 (39.2)

Nodal stage (n, %)

N2a or N2b

64 (62.7)

N2c

33 (32.4)

N3

5 (4.9)

  1. HPV human papillomavirus; N number of subjects