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Table 1 Patients and tumours characteristics (n = 53)

From: Evaluation of response to conventional chemotherapy and radiotherapy by perfusion computed tomography in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)

Smoking

48 (90.6)

Family history of lung cancer

15 (28.3)

Personal history of cancer

3 (5.7)

Comorbidities

17 (32.1)

Presentation

 Incidental finding

10 (18.9)

 Solitary pulmonary nodule

1 (1.9)

 Cough

50 (40.3)

 Dyspnoea

18 (34.0)

 Pain

13 (24.5)

 Haemoptysis

12 (22.6)

 Constitutional syndrome

27 (50.9)

Histology

 Adenocarcinoma

28 (52.8)

 Epidermoid

16 (30.2)

 Undifferentiated

5 (9.4)

 Large cell

3 (5.7)

 Neuroendocrine

1 (1.9)

Treatment

 CCT with platinum

46 (86.8)

 CCT and RT

7 (13.2)

Stage

 IIB

3 (5.7)

 IIIA

7 (13.2)

 IIIB

11 (20.8)

 IV

32 (60.4)

RECIST-1.1 diameter (mm)

59 ± 22 (21–115)

Volume (cc)

107 ± 137 (1–605)

Time from baseline PCT to CCT start (days) 29.37 ± 15.8 (8–82)

Time from CCT start to control PCT (days) 63.9 ± 28.1 (42–138)

  1. Data are given as absolute frequencies with percentages in parentheses or means ± standard deviations with ranges in parentheses. CCT Conventional chemotherapy, PCT Perfusion computed tomography, RECIST Response evaluation criteria in solid tumours, RT Radiation therapy