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Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics of OTSCC patients

From: Nomogram based on clinical characteristics and serological inflammation markers to predict overall survival of oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma patient after surgery

Characteristics

No. of Patients (N = 169), n (%)

No. of Events (N = 35), n (%)

Gender

  

 Male

93 (55)

19 (54)

 Female

76 (45)

16 (46)

Age (years)

  

 < 69

141 (84)

27 (77)

 ≥ 69

28 (16)

8 (23)

Tumor size (cm)

  

 < 4.2

150 (89)

26 (74)

 ≥ 4.2

19 (11)

9 (26)

TNM stage

  

 I–II

147 (87)

14 (40)

 III–IV

22 (13)

21 (60)

Treatment

  

 Surgery

121 (72)

14 (40)

 Surgery followed by radiotherapy/chemotherapy

48 (28)

21 (60)

IgG (g/L)

  

 < 12.51

85 (50)

23 (66)

 ≥ 12.51

84 (50)

12 (34)

IgA (g/L)

  

 < 1.97

73 (43)

15 (43)

 ≥ 1.97

96 (57)

20 (57)

IgM (g/L)

  

 < 1.09

78 (46)

19 (54)

 ≥ 1.09

91 (54)

16 (46)

C3 (g/L)

  

 < 1.05

86 (51)

15 (43)

 ≥ 1.05

83 (49)

20 (57)

C4 (g/L)

  

 < 0.22

56 (33)

11 (31)

 ≥ 0.22

113 (67)

24 (69)

BF (g/L)

  

 < 0.47

142 (85)

29 (83)

 ≥ 0.47

27 (15)

6 (17)

CRP (mg/L)

  

 < 3.78

143 (85)

28 (80)

 ≥ 3.78

26 (15)

7 (20)

WBC (× 109/L)

  

 < 4.95

30 (17)

9 (26)

 ≥ 4.95

139 (83)

26 (74)

PLR

  

 < 177.86

148 (88)

29 (83)

 ≥ 177.86

21 (12)

6 (17)

NLR

  

 < 1.61

63 (37)

16 (46)

 ≥ 1.61

106 (63)

19 (54)

LMR

  

 < 4.15

96 (57)

27 (77)

 ≥ 4.16

73 (43)

8 (23)

  1. TNM, tumor/node/metastasis; OTSCC, oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma; IgG, immunoglobulin G; IgA, immunoglobulin A; IgM, immunoglobulin M; C3, Complement 3; C4, Complement 4; BF, B factor; CRP, C-reactive protein; WBC, white blood cell count; PLR, platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio; NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; LMR, lymphocyte-to-monocyte ratio