Table 1 Clinical information of the NSCLC patients (n = 20).

From: Autoantibody spark response predicts treatment outcome in patients receiving chemoradiation followed by durvalumab therapy

Age (years), median (range)

 

69 (53– 79)

Observation time (months),

median (range)

 

25.5

(11.5–55.8)

Sex, N (%)

Male

17 (85)

Female

3 (15)

Histology, N (%)

Adenocarcinoma

8 (40)

Squamous cell carcinoma

11 (55)

NSCLC NOS

1 (5)

Molecular alteration, N (%)

Wild type

17 (85)

KRAS mutation

1 (5)

ROS1 fusion

1 (5)

not assessed

1 (5)

Disease stage, N (%)

IIB

4 (20)

IIIA

7 (35)

IIIB

6 (30)

IIIC

3 (15)

ECOG PS, N (%)

0

15 (75)

1

5 (25)

Smokers, N (%)

Non-smoker

1 (5)

Smoker

19 (95)

PD-L1 (TPS), N (%)

≥ 50%

6 (30)

1–49%

9 (45)

< 1%

4 (20)

not assessed

1 (5)

Radiotherapy, N (%)

60 Gy in 30 fractions

20 (100)

Regimen of chemotherapy, N (%)

CDDP + VNR q3w

8 (40)

CBDCA + PTX weekly

10 (50)

CBDCA + S-1 q3w

2 (10)

Cycles of Durvalmab, N (%)

1–5

4 (20)

6–15

7 (35)

completed

9 (45)

Clinical outcomes

CR (recurrence-free)

9 (45)

PD (local recurrence or distant metastasis)

11 (55)

Radiation pneumonitis, N (%)

Grade 0–1

15 (75)

Grade 2

5 (25)

irAE (Thyroiditis), N (%)

Grade 0

18 (90)

Grade 1

1 (5)

Grade 2

1 (5)

  1. CBDCA carboplatin, CDDP cisplatin, CR Complete response, irAE immune-related adverse events; NOS not otherwise specified, NSCLC non-small cell lung cancer, PD Progressive disease, PTX paclitaxel, TPS tumor proportion score, VNR vinorelbine.