Research Article

Adjuvant Radiation after Primary Resection of Atypical Lipomatous Tumors of the Extremity Reduces Local Recurrence but Increases Complications: A Multicenter Evaluation

Table 1

Patient, tumor, and treatment characteristics.

VariableXRT n = 102No-XRT n = 68-value

Age, years, mean ± SD62.1 ± 11.364.3 ± 12.90.25

Sex0.16
 Male55 (54)29 (43)
 Female47 (46)39 (57)

Tumor location0.38
 Upper extremity6 (6)7 (10)
 Lower extremity96 (94)61 (90)

Tumor size, cm, mean ± SD19.2 ± 7.817.1 ± 7.80.09

MDM2 status0.06
 Positive48 (47)42 (62)
 N/A54 (53)26 (38)

Tumor depth0.35
 Deep97 (95)62 (91)
 Superficial5 (5)6 (9)

Tumor NVI0.20
 Yes34 (33)30 (44)
 No68 (67)38 (56)

Surgical resection margins0.08
 R0/R1101 (99)64 (94)
 R21 (1)4 (6)

Treatment center<0.001
 Center 1101 (99)23 (34)
 Center 21 (1)45 (66)

Radiation dose, Gy60.0 (55.0–66.0)

Follow-up, years5.0 (2.7–7.0)2.5 (1.1–7.4)0.02

Values presented as n (%), unless otherwise specified. XRT, radiation group; No-XRT, no radiation group; SD, standard deviation; N/A, not available; NVI, neurovascular involvement; Gy, gray; , median (interquartile range).