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Table 1 Comparison of clinicopathological characteristics between the two groups of patients studied

From: Choosing the right timing for interval debulking surgery and perioperative chemotherapy may improve the prognosis of advanced epithelial ovarian cancer: a retrospective study

 

PDS group (n = 90)

IDS group (n = 163)

P value

Age (years)

51 (46, 58)

52 (47, 60)

0.333

BMI (kg/m2)

22.90 (20.50, 25.11)

22.59 (20.96, 24.61)

0.801

FIGO stage

  

0.000

 IIIC

85 (94.4%)

124 (76.1%)

 

 IVA

1 (1.1%)

9 (5.5%)

 

 IVB

4 (4.4%)

30 (18.4%)

 

ECOG PS

0 (0–1)

2 (1–2)

0.000

Pathological type

  

0.000

 Serous carcinoma

73 (81.1%)

131 (80.4%)

 

 Mucinous carcinoma

1 (1.1%)

2 (1.2%)

 

 Clear cell carcinoma

6 (6.7%)

3 (1.8%)

 

 Endometrioid adenocarcinoma

1 (1.1%)

2 (1.2%)

 

 Mixed carcinoma a

7 (7.8%)

2 (1.2%)

 

 Carcinosarcoma

1 (1.1%)

0

 

 Unknown type

1 (1.1%)

23 (14.1%)

 

Tumor differentiation

  

0.591

 G1

5 (6.0%)

7 (4.8%)

 

 G2

0

1 (0.7%)

 

 G3

78 (94.0%)

138 (94.5%)

 

Residual disease after surgery

  

0.003

 R0

35 (38.9%)

98 (60.1%)

 

 R1

30 (33.3%)

42 (25.8%)

 

 R2

25 (27.8%)

23 (14.1%)

 

Chemotherapy regimen

  

0.330

 Paclitaxel/carboplatin

89 (98.9%)

160 (98.2%)

 

 Paclitaxel/carboplatin+ bevacizumab

0

1 (0.6%)

 

 Other regimens

1 (1.1%)

2 (1.2%)

 

Postoperative chemotherapy cycles

7 (6, 8)

6 (5, 8)

0.051

Interval from surgery to the first cycle of postoperative chemotherapy (days)

8 (6, 10)

7 (7, 10)

0.283

CA125 before treatment (U/ml)

801.20 (359.63, 1815.25)

1226.00 (595.40, 2424.00)

0.007

  1. a Mixed carcinoma: serous carcinoma + clear cell carcinoma, serous carcinoma + endometrioid carcinoma, or endometrioid carcinoma + clear cell carcinoma