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Table 1 Clinicodemographic characteristics of the 458 patients in the study

From: Association between number of dissected lymph nodes and survival in patients undergoing resection for clinical stage IA pure solid lung adenocarcinoma: a retrospective analysis

Characteristic

Value

Female

241 (52.62)

Age

60.26 ± 8.07

 > 65 yr

109 (23.80)

Body mass index, kg/m2

24.55 ± 3.08

Age-adjusted Charlson Comorbidity Index

2.00 (1.00–3.00)

Smoking status

 

 Never-smoker

308 (67.25)

 Ex-smoker

62 (13.54)

 Current smoker

88 (19.21)

Family history of malignancy

90 (19.65)

Surgical year

 

 2015

124 (27.07)

 2016

153 (33.41)

 2017

181 (39.52)

Tumor site

 

 RUL

143 (31.22)

 RML

20 (4.37)

 RLL

103 (22.49)

 LUL

101 (22.05)

 LLL

91 (19.87)

Histopathological subtype

 

 Lepidic

25 (5.46)

 Papillary

52 (11.35)

 Acinar

262 (57.21)

 Micropapillary

4 (0.87)

 Solid

74 (16.16)

 Other

41 (8.95)

Number of N1 node

6.00 (4.00–8.00)

Number of N2 node

9.00 (6.00–12.00)

Number of lymph nodes examined

15.00 (11.00–19.00)

Spread through air space

115 (25.11)

pT stage

 

 T1a

37 (8.08)

 T1b

144 (31.44)

 T1c

135 (29.48)

 T2

142 (31.00)

pN stage

 

 N0

332 (72.49)

 N1

56 (12.23)

 N2

70 (15.28)

pTNM stage

 

 IA

238 (51.96)

  IA1

34 (7.42)

  IA2

115 (25.11)

  IA3

89 (19.43)

 IB

94 (20.52)

 IIB

56 (12.23)

 IIIA

70 (15.28)

Postoperative adjuvant therapy

249 (54.37)

 Chemotherapy

218(47.60)

 Radiotherapy

1(0.22)

Targeted therapy

30(6.55)

  1. Values are n (%), median (interquartile range) or mean ± SD, unless otherwise noted
  2. LLL, lower lobe of left lung; LUL, upper lobe of left lung; RLL, lower lobe of right lung; RML, middle lobe of right lung; RUL, upper lobe of right lung