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      *: patients with cervical spine chordoma had a significant worse survival than other skull base patients (p= 0.008);
        | Author/Institution | # | Tumor Site (#) | Histology | RT Type (# pt) | Dose in CGE | 5y-LC (%) | 5y-OS (%) | F/U in months (range) |  
        | Benk (MGH)[49] | 18 | SB (15) 
          C-spine (3) | All CH | P + Ph (18) | Median, 69.0 | 63% | 68%* | Median, 72 (19-120) |  
        | Habrand (CPO)[50] | 30 | SB (16) 
          C-spine    (1)   
          Both (13) | 27 CH
          3 CS | P + Ph (29)
          P (1) | Mean, 69.1
          Mean, 65.3 | 77% (CH)
          100% (CS) | 81% (CH)
          100% (CS) | Mean, 26.5 (5-102) |  
        | Hug (LLUMC)[51] | 13 | SB | 10 CH
          3 CS | P (6)
          P + Ph (4)
          P + Ph (3) | Median, 73.7
          Median, 70.0 | 60% (CH) § 
          100% (CS) § | 60% (CH)** 
          100% (CS) § | Mean, 40 (13-92) |  
        | Rombi (PSI)[52] | 26 | SB (17)
          Axial Skel (9) | 19 CH
          7 CS | P (All) | Mean,  74.0
          Mean,  66.0 | 81%(CH)
          80% (CS) | 89% (CH)
          75% (CS) | Mean, 46 (5-126) |  **: overall survival of the males was significantly superior to female patients (p=0.002);
§ :at last follow up
Abbreviations:
 #: number of; RT: radiotherapy; pt: patients; LC: local control; OS: overall survival; F/U: follow up; SB: skull base; CH: chordoma; CS: chondrosarcoma;
Skel: skeleton; P: protons; Ph: photons; y: year.
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