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Table 1 Demographic and clinical features of NSCLC patients

From: Chinese never smokers with adenocarcinoma of the lung are younger and have fewer lymph node metastases than smokers

 

NSCLC (n = 891)

Adenocarcinoma (n = 841 )

Squamous-cell carcinoma (n = 50 )

Age at diagnosis

55.2 ± 12.3

63.1 ± 6.8

Sex

male

351 (41.74%)

44 (88.00%)

female

490 (58.26%)

6 (12.00%)

Smokingstatus

Never smoker

698 (83.00%)

16 (32.00%)

Former smoker

5 (0.59%)

6 (12.00%)

Current smoker

138 (16.41%)

28 (56.00%)

T

Tis

66 (8.06%)

0 (0%)

T1a

256 (31.26%)

2 (4.08%)

T1b

264 (32.23%)

7 (14.29%)

T1c

97 (11.84%)

10 (20.41%)

T2a

86 (10.50%)

12 (24.49%)

T2b

14 (1.71%)

6 (12.24%)

T3

32 (3.91%)

7 (14.29%)

T4

4 (0.49%)

5 (10.02%)

N

N0*

760 (90.37%)

35 (71.43%)

N1

37 (4.40%)

9 (18.37%)

N2

43 (5.11%)

5 (10.20%)

N3

1 (0.12%)

0 (0%)

M

M0

830 (98.69%)

49 (100%)

M1

11 (1.31%)

0 (0%)

TNM

0

65 (7.85%)

0 (0%)

IA1

253 (30.56%)

2 (4.08%)

IA2

241 (29.11%)

6 (12.24%)

IA3

90 (10.87%)

7 (14.29%)

IB

73 (8.82%)

9 (18.37%)

IIA

9 (1.09%)

4 (8.16%)

IIB

39 (4.71%)

11 (22.45%)

IIIA

45 (5.43%)

8 (16.33%)

IIIB

4 (0.48%)

1 (2.04%)

IVA

9 (1.09%)

1(2.04%)

  1. #22 ADC patients (9 smokers and 13 never smokers) with T1 or T2 stage and 5 ADC patients with IA stage had no information of substages. One squamous-cell carcinoma patient is missingOne SQC patient in T2 stage had no information of substage, and 1 SQC patient had no information of N, M and TNM