Table 1 Clinical characteristics of discovery cohorts

From: A proteogenomic atlas of 1032 brain metastases identifies molecular subtypes, immune landscapes, and therapeutic vulnerabilities

Features

BrM from SYSUCC & QMH (n = 107)

Fukumura K et al. 2021 (n = 31)

GBM from SYSUCC (n = 20)

Duan Hao et al. 2024 (n = 46)

Fischer G et al. 2019 (n = 88)

Routh E et al. 2022 (n = 19)

Wardell C et al. 2021 (n = 65)

Sex

Male, n (%)

55 (51%)

10 (32%)

14 (70%)

30 (65%)

53 (60%)

0

33 (51%)

Female, n (%)

52 (49%%)

21 (68%)

6 (30%)

16 (35%)

35 (40%)

19 (100%)

32 (49%)

Primary site

Lung

40 (37%)

10 (32%)

NA

46 (100%)

0

0

27 (42%)

Breast

21 (20%)

14 (45%)

NA

0

0

19 (100%)

9 (14%)

Kidney

8 (7%)

7 (23%)

NA

0

0

0

2 (3%)

Colon

10 (9%)

0

NA

0

0

0

3 (5%)

Melanoma

2 (2%)

0

NA

0

88 (100%)

0

14 (22%)

Other

26 (24%)

0

NA

0

0

0

10 (15%)

MGMT

Methylated

NA

NA

7 (35%)

NA

NA

NA

NA

Unmethylated

NA

NA

9 (45%)

NA

NA

NA

NA

Unknown

NA

NA

4 (20%)

NA

NA

NA

NA

Age at craniotomy date (years mean (range))

58.3 (33.2, 75)

57.2 (25.6, 78.1)

47.1 (16.5, 73.3)

58.4 (29, 76.5)

52.4 (26, 76)

NA

NA

Post-operative survival (Craniotomy to censored in month) (months median, (range))

26.6 (0.6, 171.2) 5 missing

25.9 (0.3, 151)

12.1 (2.7, 25.5)

28.7 (2.5, 132) 7 missing

15.7 (0.6, 132.6)

NA

NA

  1. Comprehensive summary of clinical and demographic characteristics for brain metastases (BrM) and glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) patient cohorts, including primary tumor origins and relevant clinical parameters.