Extended thymectomy with blood vessel resection and reconstruction improves therapeutic outcome for clinical stage III thymic carcinoma patients: a real-world research

Table 1 General situation of included patients

No.	Gender	Age (yrs)	Symptoms	Diameter (cm)	Pathology diagnose	Operation	Status
1	Male	59	Chest pain	5	Basaloid carcinoma	Y	Stable
2	Male	51	Back pain	7.4	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Dead
3	Female	46	Back pain	5.5	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Stable
4	Male	55	Chest pain	3.7	Atypical carcinoid	Y	Stable
5	Male	40	Asymptomatic	7	Atypical carcinoid	Y	Stable
6	Female	47	Myasthenia gravis	7	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Stable
7	Male	34	Chest distress	5.5	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Stable
8	Male	43	Superior vena cava syndrome	5	Atypical carcinoid	Y	Dead
9	Female	52	Myasthenia gravis	6	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Stable
10	Male	23	Superior vena cava syndrome	7.2	Undifferentiated carcinoma	Y	Dead
11	Male	26	Hypokalemia	5	Undifferentiated carcinoma	Y	Dead
12	Female	52	Asymptomatic	5	Squamous-cell carcinoma	Y	Stable
13	Male	53	Chest pain	12.7	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Dead
14	Male	65	Myasthenia gravis	5.8	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Dead
15	Male	46	Asymptomatic	4.2	Undifferentiated carcinoma	N	Dead
16	Male	53	Shoulder Pain	6.9	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Dead
17	Male	58	Asymptomatic	5.8	Atypical carcinoid	N	Dead
18	Female	62	Myasthenia gravis	6	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Stable
19	Female	59	Asymptomatic	9.2	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Dead
20	Male	67	Chest pain	6	Undifferentiated carcinoma	N	Dead
21	Male	51	Chest distress	16.2	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Stable
22	Male	53	Superior vena cava syndrome	5	Undifferentiated carcinoma	N	Lung metastasis
23	Female	39	Asymptomatic	6.6	Basaloid carcinoma	N	Dead
24	Male	53	Chest pain	8.7	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Lung metastasis
25	Male	60	Chest pain	9.4	Squamous-cell carcinoma	N	Dead
26	Male	20	Myasthenia gravis	5.5	Atypical carcinoid	N	Stable

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