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Systemic inflammation, TNM staging and survival in patients with lung cancer

Ionela Erhan

Ionela Erhan

”Dr. Carol Davila” Central Military Emergency Universitary Hospital BucharestRomania
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Stefan Dumitrache-Rujinski

Stefan Dumitrache-Rujinski

  • Carol Davila University of Medicine and PharmacyBucharest, Romania
  • Marius Nasta Institute of PulmonologyBucharest, Romania
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Claudia Toma

Claudia Toma

  • Carol Davila University of Medicine and PharmacyBucharest, Romania
  • Marius Nasta Institute of PulmonologyBucharest, Romania
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Miron Bogdan

Miron Bogdan

  • Carol Davila University of Medicine and PharmacyBucharest, Romania
  • Marius Nasta Institute of PulmonologyBucharest, Romania
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Dec 31, 2020
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Article Category: Original Papers
Published Online: Dec 31, 2020
Page range: 81 - 86
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pneum-2020-0016
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Figure 1

Difference between NLR, PLR and ESR values in resectable versus nonresectable stages.
Difference between NLR, PLR and ESR values in resectable versus nonresectable stages.

Figure 2

Differences in NLR, PLR and ESR values in the two subsets (deceased and surviving patients) of Group A (resectable stages of lung cancer).
Differences in NLR, PLR and ESR values in the two subsets (deceased and surviving patients) of Group A (resectable stages of lung cancer).

Figure 3

Differences in NLR, PLR and ESR values in the two subsets (deceased and surviving patients) of Group B (nonresectable stages of lung cancer).
Differences in NLR, PLR and ESR values in the two subsets (deceased and surviving patients) of Group B (nonresectable stages of lung cancer).

The value of NLR, PLR and ESR in the two subsets of Group A (n=31) and Group B (n=71)

NLRPLRESR (mm/h)
Subset As (survivors, n=11)2,36 (0,87–8.36)138,82 (21,61–416,66)15 (6–110)
Subset Ad (deceased, n=20)2,77 (1,25–12,94)132,57 (41,11–371,17)62 (11–135)
Subset Bs (survivors, n=8)1,40 (1,32–1,73)112,89 (91,14–140,54)31 (9–90)
Subset Bd (deceased, n=63)3,59 (0,70–26,60)183,50 (3,38–651,25)44 (3–120)

Characteristic of the patients with resectable (Group A) and nonresectable (Group B) lung cancer

102 patientsAge (years)History of smoking (No, %)PA (No)Ne (/mm3)Ly (/mm3)PI (/mm3)NLRPLRESR (mm/h)
Group A (resectable stages) 31 (23 men)65 (51–83)23 74,2%40 (3–100)6380 (2600-22.000)2000 (1020-13.600)294.000 (111.000–709.000)2,74 (0,87–12,94)133,95 (21,61–416,66)35 (6–135)
Group B (nonresectable stages) 71 (63 men)67 (37–88)60 84,5%40 (4–90)6450 (1800–27.892)1800 (500–15.700)327.000 (23.000–661.000)3,51 (0,76–25,60)170,37 (3.38–651,25)40 (3–120)
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