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20 October 2020: Clinical Research

Use of Radiomics to Predict Response to Immunotherapy of Malignant Tumors of the Digestive System

Zhi Ji 1BEF* , Yong Cui 2ABC* , Zhi Peng 1DEF* , Jifang Gong 1CE , Hai-tao Zhu 2CD , Xiaotian Zhang 1AE , Jian Li 1CE , Ming Lu 1CF , Zhihao Lu 1AD , Lin Shen 1AFG* , Ying-shi Sun 2AFG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.924671

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e924671

Table 2 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients treated with immunotherapy.

Patients (N=112)
Sex
 Male69 (71.1%)
 Female28 (28.9%)
Location
 Stomach34 (35.1%)
 Esophagus21 (21.6%)
 Colorectum20 (20.6%)
 Pancreas12 (12.4%)
 Hepatobiliary8 (8.2%)
 Intestine2 (2.1%)
Histological type
 Adenocarcinoma51 (52.6%)
 Squamous carcinoma20 (20.6%)
 Neuroendocrine carcinoma20 (20.6%)
 Hepatocellular carcinoma4 (4.1%)
 Cholangiocarcinoma2 (2.1%)
Radical operation
 No44 (45.4%)
 Yes53 (54.6%)
Radiotherapy
 No69 (71.1%)
 Yes28 (28.9%)
Targeted therapy
 No82 (84.5%)
 Yes15 (15.5%)
ECOG performance status
 048 (49.5%)
 149 (50.5%)
PD-L1 status
 Negative21 (42.0%)
 Positive29 (58.0%)
MMR status
 pMMR37 (63.8%)
 dMMR21 (36.2%)
Immunotherapy type
 PD-165 (67.0%)
 PD-1+CTLA-43 (3.1%)
 PD-L124 (24.7%)
 PD-L1+CTLA-45 (5.2%)
ECOG – Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; MMR – mismatch repair protein; pMMR – proficient MMR; dMMR – deficient MMR.

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