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Table 1 Patient characteristics and outcome

From: 18F-fluorothymidine (FLT)-PET and diffusion-weighted MRI for early response evaluation in patients with small cell lung cancer: a pilot study

Pt no.

Age

Sex

VALSG stage

PS

LDH

Treatment

Best response

PFS (days)

OS (days)

Follow up (days)

1

62

f

ED

1

220

Car+eto × 6

CR

246

349

 

2

60

f

ED

1

231

Car+eto × 6

RT 30 Gy(bone metastases)

PCI

PR

194

320

 

3

72

m

ED

1

216

Car+eto × 6

PR

134

209

 

4

77

m

ED

1

354

Car+eto × 3

SD

90

114

 

5

59

f

ED/Relapse

2

267

Car+eto × 3

SD

220

220

 

6

58

m

LD

0

172

Cis + eto × 2, car+eto × 2

Concomitant RT 60 Gy (RUL + mediastinum)

PCI

CR

155

 

741

7

76

m

ED

3

1180

Eto × 1

RT (bone metastases)

NA*

47

47

 

8

51

f

ED

1

160

Car+eto × 6

Sequential RT 30 Gy (mediastinum)

PCI

PR

243

 

460

9

60

f

ED

1

264

Car+eto × 6

PR

195

321

 

10

70

f

ED/Relapse

1

173

Car+eto × 3

PR

124

347

 

11

59

m

ED

0

736

Car+eto × 6

Sequential RT 30 Gy (Right lung + mediastinum)

RT 30 Gy (metastases on the thoracic wall and on scull)

SD

275

478

 

12

74

m

ED

0

NA

Car+eto × 4

Sequential RT 30 Gy (mediastinum, neck)

PD

50

95

 
  1. f female, m male, VALSG stage The Veteran’s administration Lung Study Group two stage classification scheme, ED extensive disease, LD limited disease, PS WHO performance status, LDH blood lactate dehydrogenase, NA not available, car carboplatin, eto etoposide, RT radiotherapy, PCI prophylactic cranial irradiation, cis cisplatin, RUL right upper lobe, CR complete response, PR partial response, SD stable disease, PD progressive disease, PFS progression free survival, OS overall survival; * No response evaluation, as the patient died prior to evaluation