Table 1 Survivor characteristics

From: Prediction models of persistent taxane-induced peripheral neuropathy among breast cancer survivors using whole-exome sequencing

 

All (N = 337)

Missing data

Training cohort (n = 237)

Test cohort (n = 100)

p-value (Welch t-test)

Median age at survey, years (range)

62 (31–86)

0

62 (35–83)

62 (31-86)

0.922

Treatment N (%)

Docetaxel

177 (52.5%)

0

132 (55.7%)

45 (45.0%)

0.074

Paclitaxel

150 (44.5%)

0

97 (40.9%)

53 (53.0%)

0.044

Both

10 (3.0%)

0

8 (3.4%)

2 (2.0%)

0.454

Mean dose mg/m2 (SD)

Paclitaxel

842.4 (190.0)

0

833.0 (197)

860.4 (176.5)

0.044

Docetaxel

263.3 (60.5)

0

260.7 (66.9)

271.0 (34.4)

0.123

Mean BMI kg/m2 at survey (SD)

26.9 (4.7)

0

27.2 (4.6)

26.1 (4.7)

0.063

Treatment for diabetes mellitus N (%)

16 (4.7%)

0

11 (4.6%)

5 (5.0%)

0.890

Mean years from taxane to survey, (SD)

4.0 (1.5)

0

4.1 (1.6)

3.8 (1.5)

0.926

Proportion with moderate to severe taxane-induced peripheral neuropathy symptoms N (%)

Cramps in feet

93 (27.6%)

2 (0.6%)

72 (30.1%)

21 (21.0%)

0.066

Difficulty opening a jar

88 (26.1%)

0

58 (24.5%)

30 (30.0%)

0.306

Numbness in feet

86 (25.5%)

2 (0.6%)

61 (25.7%)

25 (25.0%)

0.887

Tingling in feet

83 (24.6%)

2 (0.6%)

63 (26.6%)

20 (20.0%)

0.184

Difficulty climbing stairs

41 (12.1%)

0

28 (11.8%)

13 (13.0%)

0.766