Research Article
Role of Pretreatment Hemoglobin-to-Platelet Ratio in Predicting Survival Outcome of Locally Advanced Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Patients
Table 1
Baseline characteristics of the patients in the study.
| | Variable | Total () |
| | Age, year (mean, SD) | 45.6 (12.2) | | Age group, (%) | | | ≥60 | 35 (12.11) | | <60 | 254 (87.99) | | Gender, (%) | | | Male | 204 (70.59) | | Female | 85 (29.41) | | Weight loss, (%) | | | 0–5 kg | 221 (76.47) | | 5–10 kg | 43 (14.88) | | >10 kg | 25 (8.65) | | Smoking history, (%) | | | Yes | 138 (47.75) | | No | 151 (52.25) | | ECOG performance scale, (%) | | | 0 | 40 (13.84) | | 1 | 238 (82.35) | | 2 | 11 (3.81) | | WHO histopathologic grade, (%) | | | 1 | 2 (0.69) | | 2 | 14 (4.84) | | 2–3 | 9 (3.11) | | 3 | 261 (90.31) | | Unknown | 3 (1.04) | | Clinical stage, (%) | | | III | 45(15.57) | | IVA | 156 (53.98) | | IVB | 88 (30.45) | | T, (%) | | | T1-T3 | 74 (25.61) | | T4 | 215 (74.39) | | N, (%) | | | N0 | 25 (8.65) | | N1 | 44 (15.22) | | N2 | 131 (45.33) | | N3a | 131 (45.33) | | N3b | 64 (22.15) | | Therapy, (%) | 25 (8.65) | | CCRT | 201 (69.55) | | NAC+CCRT | 82 (28.37) | | RT | 6 (2.08) | | RT cycle (fraction (median, min-max)) | 35 (15-39) | | Total dose (Gy (median, min-max)) | 70 (30-78) | | Overall time (days (median, min-max)) | 52 (23-97) | | Chemosensitizer, (%) | | | <5 cycles | 104 (35.99) | | ≥5 cycles | 185 (64.01) | | RT technique, (%) | | | 2D/3DRCT | 168 (58.13) | | 2D/3DRCT+IMRT | 14 (4.84) | | IMRT | 104 (37.02) | | Hemoglobin (g/l (median, min-max)) | 129 (68-167) | | Platelet (×103/μl (median, min-max)) | 338 (113-801) | | Transfusion on CCRT, (%) | | | Yes | 124 (42.91) | | No | 165 (57.09) | | 3-year mortality, (%) | | | Yes | 116 (40.14%) | | No | 149 (51.56%) | | Lost to follow-up | 24 (8.3%) |
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Notes: 2D: two dimensional; 3D-CRT: three-dimensional-conformal radiotherapy; CCRT: concurrent chemoradiotherapy; ECOG: Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; IMRT: intensity-modulated radiotherapy; NAC: neoadjuvant chemotherapy; RT: radiotherapy; WHO: World Health Organization.
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