Prognostic significance of systemic pan-immune-inflammation value in locally advanced cervical cancer
Yan Shu,
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Xin Gong,
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Rui Liu
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et al.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Oct. 28, 2024
Objective
This
study
investigates
the
significance
of
systemic
pan-immune
inflammation
value
(PIV)
prior
to
concurrent
chemoradiotherapy
(CCRT)
in
predicting
therapeutic
efficacy
as
well
prognosis
patients
with
locally
advanced
cervical
squamous
cell
carcinoma.
Methods
A
retrospective
analysis
was
conducted
on
clinical
data
847
cancer
(LACC)
treated
at
Second
Hospital
Jilin
University
between
2016
and
2020.
All
underwent
radical
CCRT,
including
platinum-based
sensitizing
chemotherapy.
The
PIV
measured
given
by:
(platelet
count
×
neutrophil
monocyte
count)/lymphocyte
count.
Logistic
regression
utilized
effect
response
LACC
Kaplan–Meier
survival
together
Cox
proportional
hazard
model
assess
its
impact
prognosis.
Results
With
endpoint,
optimal
cutoff
(356.0099)
signified
via
receiver
operating
characteristics
curve,
were
grouped
compared
based
this
value.
determined
an
independent
predictor
CCRT
for
(hazard
ratio
(HR)
1.696,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
1.111–2.590).
also
overall
(OS)
(HR
0.540,
CI
0.409–0.713,
p<0.001)
disease-free
(DFS)
0.680,
0.528–0.876,
p=0.003).
Compared
low-PIV
group,
it
noted
that
individuals
a
high
exhibited
poorer
shorter
OS
DFS.
Conclusion
Patients
had
outcomes
Our
results
may
provide
new
prognostic
biomarker
LACC,
if
future
prospective
studies
large
patient
numbers
support
our
findings.
Language: Английский
The Gustave Roussy Immune score (GRIm score) as a novel prognostic score for early breast cancer patients: A real-world retrospective study
Chunlei Tan,
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Jinling Xu,
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Xiaotian Yang
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et al.
International Journal of Medical Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(14), P. 2640 - 2654
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Background
and
objective:
The
aim
of
this
research
is
to
investigate
whether
the
GRIm
score
serves
as
a
novel
prognostic
tool
for
predicting
survival
rates
among
early
breast
cancer
patients
undergoing
surgical
treatment.
Methods:
This
retrospective
study
included
313
cases
hospitalized
in
our
hospital
from
January
2015
November
2015.
All
enrolled
received
surgery
had
no
metastasis.
was
based
on
five
objective
markers:
(1)
albumin
level
(<3.5
g/L
=
1
point),
(2)
LDH
(≥245
U/L
point);
(3)
AST-to-ALT
ratio
(≥1.44
(4)
total
bilirubin
(≥21
μmol/ml
(5)
NLR
(≥1.51
point).
best
critical
value
1.51
by
ROC.
Patients
were
categorized
into
two
groups
scores:
low-score
group
(0
point)
high-score
(1
5
points).
Kaplan-Meier
method
log
rank
test
utilized
estimate
disease
free
(DFS)
overall
(OS).
Both
univariate
analysis
multivariate
Cox
used
analyze
relationship
parameters.
Nomograms
formulated
reliant
outcomes
analysis.
Results:
Based
score,
cohort
divided
groups:
with
81
232
cases.
mean
DFS
OS
significantly
prolonged
compared
(DFS:
74.39
vs.
66.20
months,
χ2=8.729,
P=0.0031;
OS:
83.71
76.40
P=0.0031).
According
multivariable
analysis,
notably
correlated
(HR:
2.789,
95%
CI:
1.304-5.965,
P=
0.004)
3.015,
1.409-10.087,
P=0.004).
exhibited
excellent
predictive
performance
(C-index:
0.823)
0.807).
Conclusions:
assessing
prognosis
patients.
show
good
prediction
ability.
Language: Английский