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Table 2 Toxicities and side effects of concurrent radiotherapy for locally advanced rectal cancer

From: Prospective clinical study of capecitabine plus oxaliplatin concurrent chemoradiotherapy after radical resection of rectal cancer

Toxic reaction

Grade 1–2

P

Grade 3

P

CAPE-OX-CRT group (%)

Control group (%)

CAPE-OX-CRT group (%)

Control group (%)

Diarrhea

14/30 (46.67%)

5/26 (19.23%)

0.028

5/30 (16.67%)

5/26 (19.23%)

0.431

Radiation dermatitis

15/30 (50%)

12/26 (46.15%)

0.774

3/30 (10%)

12/26 (46.15%)

1.000

Bone-marrow suppression

23/30 (76.67%)

10/26 (38.46%)

0.003

3/30 (10%)

10/26 (38.46%)

0.693

Nausea or vomiting

18/30 (60%)

7/26 (26.92%)

0.012

1/30 (3.85%)

7/26 (26.92%)

1.000

Liver dysfunction

9/30 (30%)

2/26 (7.70%)

0.047

0

2/26 (7.70%)

Peripheral neurotoxic reactions

6/30 (20%)

1/26 (3.85%)

0.108

0

1/26 (3.85%)

Hand-foot syndrome

1/30 (3.85%)

0

1.000

1/30 (3.85%)

0

1.000

Fatigue

14/30 (46.67%)

5/26 (19.23%)

0.028

0

5/26 (19.23%)