Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru
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Introduction: Gliomas are primary tumors of the central nervous system. They are classifiedfrom grade I-IV, with high grade III and IV being the most frequent and with poor prognosis. Objective: To determine the prognostic factors of survival in patients with high-gradegliomas in a hospital in Lima,...
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru Factores pronóstico de supervivencia en adultos por gliomas de alto grado en un hospital de Lima, Perú |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru Méndez-Aguilar, Paul Survival Progression-free survival Karnofsky performance status Glioma |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru |
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Prognostic factors and survival study in high-grade glioma in a hospital in Lima, Peru |
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Méndez-Aguilar, Paul Vera-Ponce, Victor Juan |
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Méndez-Aguilar, Paul |
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Méndez-Aguilar, Paul Vera-Ponce, Victor Juan |
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Survival Progression-free survival Karnofsky performance status Glioma |
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Introduction: Gliomas are primary tumors of the central nervous system. They are classifiedfrom grade I-IV, with high grade III and IV being the most frequent and with poor prognosis. Objective: To determine the prognostic factors of survival in patients with high-gradegliomas in a hospital in Lima, Peru. Methods: The medical records with high-grade gliomafrom 2010-2014 were retrospectively reviewed, ten variables were analyzed with Kaplan-Meier and Log Rank survival graphs and the Cox regression model. Results: Out of a total of278 patients with high-grade gliomas, 136 were men and 142 women. The analysis of Progression-Free Survival (SLP) had a range of 5.6-80.3 (median 22.7) and the analysis ofoverall survival (PS) had a range of 4-83.2 (median 26, 2 months. The overall survival for theIV grade tumor was 15.7 months (95% CI 14.2-17.1); the III degree was 38.4 months (95%CI 35.8-40.9). The grade (PS: HR 15; SLP: HR 25.1); surgical treatment (PS: HR 0.6; SLP:HR 0.49), age (PS: HR 1.47; SLP: HR 1.7), adjuvant treatment (PS: HR 0.6; SLP: HR 0 , 58)and karnofsky (PS: HR 0.7) were correlated; while the Karnofsky for SLP does not (P =0.146). Conclusion: age, functional status, surgical treatment, adjuvant treatment, and tumorgrade are prognostic factors for PS. In contrast, for SLP the prognostic factors were age,surgical treatment, adjuvant treatment, and tumor grade. Introducción: Los Gliomas son tumores primarios del sistema nervioso central. Son clasificados delI-IV grado, siendo los de alto grado el III y IV los más frecuentes y de pobre pronostico. Objetivo:Determinar los factores pronósticos de supervivencia en pacientes por gliomas de alto grado en unhospital de Lima, Perú. Métodos: Se revisaron retrospectivamente las historias clínicas con glioma dealto grado del 2010-2014, se analizaron diez variables; con graficas de supervivencia de Kaplan-Meiery Long-rank y el modelo de regresión de Cox. Resultados: De un total de 278 pacientes con gliomasde alto grado 136 fueron varones y 142 mujeres. El análisis de la Supervivencia Libre de Progresión(SLP) tuvo un rango de 5,6-80,3 (mediana 22,7) y el análisis de supervivencia global (PS) tuvo un rangode 4-83,2 (mediana 26,2) meses. La supervivencia global para el tumor de IV grado fue 15,7 meses (IC95% 14,2-17,1); el III grado fue de 38,4 meses (IC 95% 35,8-40,9). El grado (PS: HR 15; SLP: HR 25,1); eltratamiento quirúrgico (PS: HR 0,6; SLP: HR 0,49), edad (PS: HR 1,47; SLP: HR 1,7), tratamiento adyuvante(PS: HR 0,6; SLP: HR 0,58) y karnofsky (PS: HR 0,7) tuvieron correlación; mientras el Karnofsky paraSLP no (P=0,146). Conclusión: La edad, el estado funcional, el tratamiento quirúrgico, el tratamientoadyuvante y el grado del tumor son factores pronósticos de PS; en contraste, para SLP los factorespronósticos fueron la edad, tratamiento quirúrgico, tratamiento adyuvante y el grado del tumor. |
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Introduction: Gliomas are primary tumors of the central nervous system. They are classifiedfrom grade I-IV, with high grade III and IV being the most frequent and with poor prognosis. Objective: To determine the prognostic factors of survival in patients with high-gradegliomas in a hospital in Lima, Peru. Methods: The medical records with high-grade gliomafrom 2010-2014 were retrospectively reviewed, ten variables were analyzed with Kaplan-Meier and Log Rank survival graphs and the Cox regression model. Results: Out of a total of278 patients with high-grade gliomas, 136 were men and 142 women. The analysis of Progression-Free Survival (SLP) had a range of 5.6-80.3 (median 22.7) and the analysis ofoverall survival (PS) had a range of 4-83.2 (median 26, 2 months. The overall survival for theIV grade tumor was 15.7 months (95% CI 14.2-17.1); the III degree was 38.4 months (95%CI 35.8-40.9). The grade (PS: HR 15; SLP: HR 25.1); surgical treatment (PS: HR 0.6; SLP:HR 0.49), age (PS: HR 1.47; SLP: HR 1.7), adjuvant treatment (PS: HR 0.6; SLP: HR 0 , 58)and karnofsky (PS: HR 0.7) were correlated; while the Karnofsky for SLP does not (P =0.146). Conclusion: age, functional status, surgical treatment, adjuvant treatment, and tumorgrade are prognostic factors for PS. In contrast, for SLP the prognostic factors were age,surgical treatment, adjuvant treatment, and tumor grade. |
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