Skip to main content

Table 1 Population characteristics for patients with metastatic urothelial carcinoma treated by first-line cisplatin-based chemotherapy (n = 113)

From: Early objective response may not be a prognostic factor of survival for patients with metastatic urothelial carcinoma: from a retrospective analysis of a cohort of 113 patients

Characteristics

n (%)

Male/female

91 (80.5) / 22 (19.5)

Age in years, (median [range])

63.24 [33.7–79.7]

Performance Status

 

 0

46 (40.7)

 1

50 (44.2)

 2–3

17 (15.0)

Metastatic relapse

 

 Yes

41 (36.3)

 No

72 (63.7)

Number of metastatic sites

 

 1

39 (34.5)

 2

51 (45.1)

 3

17 (15)

 >3

6 (5.3)

Metastatic sites (non-exclusive)

 

 Lymph node under the diaphragm

84 (74.3)

 Lymph node above the diaphragm

20 (17.7)

 Bone

36 (31.9)

 Lung

44 (38.9)

 Liver

23 (20.4)

 Other

8 (7.1)

 Visceral metastases (lung – liver – bone)

77 (68.1)

Haemoglobin level

 

 >11g/dl

61 (54)

 <11g/dl

42 (37.2)

 Unknown

10 (8.8)

Creatinine clearance

 

 Normal

76 (67.3)

 Abnormal

20 (17.7)

 Unknown

17 (15)

AP

 

 Normal

48 (42.5)

 Abnormal

32 (28.3)

 Unknown

33 (29.2)

LDH

 

 Normal

36 (31.9)

 Abnormal

24 (21.2)

 Unknown

53 (46.9)

Chemotherapy

 

 G-C

86 (76.1)

 M-VAC

12 (10.6)

 G-C switched to G-Carboplatin

15 (13.3)

Response following 2 or 3 cycles

 

 CR

3 (2.7)

 PR

61 (54)

 SD

38 (33.6)

 PD

11 (9.7)

EOR

64 (56.7)

Subsequent treatmentsa

51 (45.1)

 Chemotherapy

46 (40.7)

 Chemoradiotherapy

5 (4.4)

 Radiotherapy

0

  1. LDH: lactate deshydrogenase ; AP: alkaline phosphatase ; G-C: gemcitabine – ciplatin ; M-VAC: methotrexate – vinblastine – adriamycine – cisplatin ; G: gemcitabine ; CR: complete response. PR: partial response SD: stable disease. PD: progressive disease. EOR: early objective response (RECIST criteria v.1)
  2. aunknown: 20 (25 %)