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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of postoperative LSCC patients

From: Multivariate analysis of prognostic factors in patients with lip squamous cell carcinoma after surgery

Characteristics

Value

Characteristics

Value

No. of patients

147

ECOG PS

 

Age at diagnosis (years)

 

0–1

112 (76.2%)

 < 70

92 (62.6%)

2

35 (23.8%)

 ≥ 70

55 (37.4%)

GPS

 

Gender

 

0

103 (70.1%)

 Male

71 (48.3%)

1

24 (16.3%)

 Female

76 (51.7%)

2

20 (13.6%)

Primary site

 

SII

 

 Upper lip

17 (11.6%)

Median

1138

 Lower lip

130 (88.4%)

IQR

686–1573

Grade

 

PNI

 

 Well differentiate

66 (44.9%)

Median

73

 Moderate differentiate

44 (29.9%)

IQR

49–96

 Poor differentiate

37 (25.2%)

PLR

 

AJCC stage

 

Median

148

 I

28 (19.0%)

IQR

93–202

 II

39 (26.5%)

ACCI

 

 III

52 (35.4%)

< 5

87 (59.2%)

 IV

28 (19.0%)

≥ 5

60 (40.8%)

Perineural invasion

 

NLR

 

 No

135 (91.8%)

Median

2.42

 Yes

12 (8.2%)

IQR

1.34–3.29

Vascular invasion

 

Hemoglobin (g/L)

 

 No

127 (86.4%)

Median

101

 Yes

20 (13.6%)

IQR

90–121

Surgical margin (mm)

 

Multiple primary tumors

 

 < 5

23 (15.7%)

Yes

11 (7.5%)

 ≥ 5

124 (84.4%)

No

136 (92.5%)

ENE

 

BMI (kg/m2)

 

 Negative

129 (87.8%)

Median

21.3

 Positive

18 (12.2%)

IQR

19.6–25.0

Adjuvant chemotherapy

 

OS (months)

 

 No

94 (63.9%)

Median

72

 Yes

53 (36.1%)

Range

6–133

Adjuvant radiotherapy

 

PFS (months)

 

 No

63 (42.9%)

Median

64

 Yes

84 (57.1%)

Range

4–132

  1. Abbreviations: ACCI age-adjusted Charlson comorbidity index, AJCC American Joint Committee on Cancer, BMI body mass index, ECOG-PS, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status score, ENE extranodal extension, GPS Glasgow prognostic score, IQR inter-quartile range, LSCC, lip squamous cell carcinoma, NLR neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio, OS overall survival, PFS progress-free survival, PLR platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio, PNI prognostic nutrition index, SII systemic immune-inflammation index