Characteristics and distinct prognostic determinants of individuals with hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma over the past two decades

Table 1 Demographic and Clinicopathologic characteristics of United States patients with hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma between 2000 and 2017

Characteristics	n	%
Total	186	100
Gender
Female	58	31.18
Male	128	68.82
Age at diagnosis, yr
0-39	63	33.87
40-59	67	36.02
60-79	44	23.66
80+	12	6.45
Race
Non-Hispanic white	113	60.75
Non-Hispanic black	39	20.97
Hispanic	15	8.06
Other	19	10.22
Tumor stage
Localized	44	23.66
Regional	13	6.99
Distant	129	69.35
Living area
Counties in metropolitan areas of 1 million persons	118	63.44
Counties in metropolitan areas of 250000 to 1 million persons	38	20.43
Counties in metropolitan areas of 250000 persons	17	9.14
Nonmetropolitan counties	13	6.99
Income per year
$ < $55000	22	11.83
$55000-64999	33	17.74
$65000-74999	45	24.19
$75000+	86	46.24
Marital status
Married	82	44.09
Single/unknown	78	41.94
Divorced/separated	14	7.53
Widowed	12	6.45
Radiation
No	173	93.01
Yes	13	6.99
Surgery
No	116	62.37
Yes	70	37.63
B symptoms
No	122	65.59
Yes	64	34.41
Year of diagnosis
2000	1	0.54
2001	6	3.23
2002	5	2.69
2003	11	5.91
2004	10	5.38
2005	5	2.69
2006	11	5.91
2007	7	3.76
2008	8	4.30
2009	12	6.45
2010	11	5.91
2011	14	7.53
2012	10	5.38
2013	16	8.60
2014	12	6.45
2015	14	7.53
2016	14	7.53
2017	19	10.22