Table 1 Characteristics, initial stage and management modalities

From: Economics of the clinical management of lung cancer in France: an analysis using a Markov model

Histology

 

NSCLC

  

SCLC

Forms, number of patients

Local Op, 58

Local Nop, 22

LA-Ad, 21

LA-Nad, 99

Diffuse, 140

Local, 36

Diffuse, 52

Age

70±11.2

59±11.4

55±9.2

63±11.3

55±9.2

63 (10.9)

63±9.5

Death 18 months

14 (24.1%)

14 (64%)

8 (38%)

69 (70%)

125 (89%)

23 (64%)

48 (92.3%)

Management

       

PC

0

0

0

1 (1%)

4 (2.9%)

0

2 (3.8%)

L1

58 (100%)

22 (100%)

22 (100%)

98 (99%)

136 (97.1%)

22 (100%)

50 (96.2%)

 Surgery only

19

 Surgery plus

39

11

 Radiation

12

10

 Chemotherapy

5

9

65

124

9

40

 Radiochemotherapy

5

1

23

12

27

10

L2

17 (29.3%)

5 (22.7%)

18 (85.7%)

61 (61.6%)

58 (41.4%)

13 (36.1%)

18 (34.6%)

 Radiation

6

16

3

 Chemotherapy

15

5

4

17

50

9

13

 Radiochemotherapy

2

6

30

5

4

5

  1. NSCLC=non-small-cell lung cancer; SCLC=small-cell lung cancer; PC=no active treatment; L1=first-line treatment; L2=second- or third-line treatment; Local Op=localised, initially operated; Local Nop=localised, medically inoperable; LA-Ad=locally advanced, neoadjuvant treatment; LA-Nad=locally advanced, no surgery; diffuse=disseminated; surgery plus=surgery combined with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.