Research Article

A Nomogram Predicting Overall and Cancer-Specific Survival of Patients with Primary Bone Lymphoma: A Large Population-Based Study

Table 1

Patient demographics and pathological characteristics.

CharacteristicsTraining cohort
(%)
Validation cohort
(%)
Total
(%)

Age
 <61257 (48.6)117 (44.3)374 (47.2)
 61-75167 (31.6)91 (34.5)258 (32.5)
 >75105 (19.8)56 (21.2)161 (20.3)
Gender
 Female295 (55.8)143 (54.2)438 (55.2)
 Male234 (44.2)121 (45.8)355 (44.8)
Race
 White456 (86.2)234 (88.6)690 (87.0)
 Black43 (8.1)13 (4.9)56 (7.1)
 Other30 (5.7)17 (6.4)47 (5.9)
Ethnicity
 Non-Spanish-Hispanic-Latino454 (85.8)238 (89.8)691 (87.1)
 Spanish-Hispanic-Latino75 (14.2)27 (10.2)102 (12.9)
Tumor site
 Axial284 (53.7)154 (58.3)438 (55.2)
 Appendix245 (46.3)110 (41.7)355 (44.8)
Stage
 Localized296 (56.0)147 (55.7)443 (55.9)
 Regional74 (14.0)45 (17.0)119 (15.0)
 Distant159 (30.1)72 (27.3)231 (29.1)
Histology
 Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma454 (85.8)220 (83.3)674 (85.0)
 Malignant lymphoma9 (1.7)5 (1.9)14 (1.8)
 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma62 (11.7)35 (13.3)97 (12.2)
 Malignant lymphoma, small B lymphocytic1 (0.2)1 (0.4)2 (0.3)
 Lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma2 (0.4)3 (1.1)5 (0.6)
 Malignant lymphoma, large B, diffuse1 (0.2)0 (0.0)1 (0.1)
Chemotherapy
 No88 (16.6)49 (18.6)137 (17.3)
 Yes441 (83.4)215 (81.4)656 (82.7)
Radiation
 No251 (47.4)97 (36.7)348 (43.9)
 Yes278 (52.6)167 (63.3)445 (56.1)