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case_images: Kaplan-Meier graphs for survival analysis including all patients and then stratified by gender, age, and multiplicity of intracranial disease (median survivals and P values are displayed in Table 6).
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case_images: This included 27 (24%) who received WBRT, 18 (16%) received STRS, and 1 (1%) who received both WBRT and STRS [Supplementary Figure 1]. Including the total patient cohort, the rates of overall survival were as follows: 1 month = 93%, 6 months = 58%, 1 year = 35%, and 5 years = 17%, with a median survival of 233 days [Figure 1]. Squamous subtyping of NSCLC was a negative predictor of survival (Log rank [Mantel-Cox] P = 0.048) [Figures 1 and 2].
case_images: Kaplan-Meier graph for survival analysis stratified by histological diagnosis, adjuvant radiation treatment, and extent of neurosurgical resection (median survivals and P values are displayed in Table 6).
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case_images: F2
case_images: Squamous subtyping of NSCLC was a negative predictor of survival (Log rank [Mantel-Cox] P = 0.048) [Figures 1 and 2].
case_images: Recursive partitioning analysis using age and extent of resection. GTR: Gross-total resection.
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case_images: On recursive partitioning analysis [Figure 3] using extent of resection and age, age <70 and confirmed gross-total resection yield a median survival of 27.5 months which was statistically significant (Log rank [Mantel-Cox] P = 0.0001).