TABLE 3

Patient Characteristics Are Compared with Outcome

MBq infusedAge (y)No. of chemotherapy regimens*AscitesLargest tumor (cm) (includes nodes)No. of masses > 1 cmHER-2 immunohistochemistry scoreELISAResponse 6 wkMo. since treatment
15465Limited3.452+; >30%10.3S9
11675Limited2.851+; >30%NAS24
11833Large422+; >30%9.6P14
1360301.851+; >30%12.3S18
1762102.532+; >30%13.7P2
21772Large2.911+; <10%14.6P2
2166902.641+; >30%12.3S11
1959404.331+; >30%14.7S14
2580207.251+; >10%13.7S4
197130ne01+; >30%12.2S11
3154803.941+; >30%NAS9
2868504.52NA16.4P9
31722Large5.151+; >30%18.9S8
39594Limited1.231+; >30%15.2S5
4073201.512+; >10%NAS4
3861101.321+; >30%9.2S4
  • * Number of chemotherapy cycles ranged from 6 to 64. Most common regimens contained taxane or platinum, followed by anthracycline, gemcitabine, and topotecan as cytotoxic chemotherapy. Intraperitoneal chemotherapy was a component in a few regimens. Some regimens included bevacizumab, other antibody, vaccine, molecularly targeted inhibitor, or adenoviral vector therapy. Hormonal agents were not considered as regimens.

  • Deaths.

  • S = stable; P = disease progression NA = not applicable.