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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the oral and oropharyngeal cancer patients, n = 1765

From: Postoperative radiotherapy is associated with improved survival in pT1-2N1 oral and oropharyngeal cancer without adequate neck dissection

Variable

Total

18 < LNs

18 LNs < 25

25 LNs

P value

n = 1765

n = 598

n = 289

n = 878

RT

1067 (60.5)

354 (59.2)

184 (63.7)

529 (60.3)

0.436

Gender

Female

624 (35.4)

230 (38.5)

100 (34.6)

294 (33.5)

0.139

Male

1141 (64.6)

368 (61.5)

189 (65.4)

584 (66.5)

 

Age, years (Mean ± SD)

60.9 ± 12.4

62.8 ± 12.6

60.7 ± 11.9

59.7 ± 12.2

 < 0.001

Pathological T classification

T1

883 (50.0)

332 (55.5)

138 (47.8)

413 (47)

0.004

T2

882 (50.0)

266 (44.5)

151 (52.2)

465 (53)

 

Differentiation

Well

166 (9.4)

65 (10.9)

21 (7.3)

80 (9.1)

0.095

Moderately

1021 (57.8)

329 (55)

186 (64.4)

506 (57.6)

 

Poorly

578 (32.7)

204 (34.1)

82 (28.4)

292 (33.3)

 

Site

Oral cavity

1108 (62.8)

360 (60.2)

185 (64)

563 (64.1)

0.277

Oropharynx

657 (37.2)

238 (39.8)

104 (36)

315 (35.9)

 
  1. LNs lymph nodes, RT radiotherapy