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Table 1 Characteristics of 70 patients diagnosed with large-cell neuroendocrine carcinoma of the lung

From: Outcome and prognostic factors of multimodal therapy for pulmonary large-cell neuroendocrine carcinomas

Factor

LCNEC (n = 70)

Sex

 Male

52 (72 %)

 Female

18 (28 %)

Median age (range)

63 years (41–81)

 Over 70 years

20 (29 %)

 Under 70 years or 70 years

50 (71 %)

TNM stage (7th classification)

 IA/IB

9/10

 IIA/IIB

15/9

 IIIA/IIIB

18/2

 IVA/IVB

7

Thoracic surgery

66 (94 %)

 Primary

65 (93 %)

  Wedge resection

4 (6 %)

  Lobectomy

53 (81 %)

  Bilobectomy

3 (5 %)

  Pneumonectomy

5 (8 %)

Chemotherapy

36 (51 %)

 Definitive

4 (6 %)

 Adjuvant

32 (46 %)

 Relapse/progress

14 (20 %)

Thoracic radiotherapy

17 (24 %)

 Definitive

4 (6 %)

 Adjuvant/additive

10 (14 %)

 Relapse/progress

3 (4 %)

First line therapy brain metastases

17 (24 %)

 Resection

7 (10 %)

 Stereotactic irradiation

2 (3 %)

 Whole brain irradiation

6 (9 %)

 Best supportive care

2 (3 %)

Prophylactic cranial irradiation (PCI)

3 (4 %)