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Table 1 Comparison of clinical characteristics of the enrolled subjects (n = 365)

From: Prognostic role of an inflammation scoring system in radical resection of oral squamous cell carcinoma

Variables

Patients (n, %)

Sex

Male

191 (52.3)

Female

174 (47.7)

Age

< 60

107 (29.3)

≥ 60

258 (70.7)

Currently smoking

No

327 (89.6)

Yes

38 (10.4)

Currently drinking

No

336 (92.1)

Yes

29 (7.9)

NLR

≤ 3.2

274 (75.1)

> 3.2

91 (24.9)

Fibrinogen (mg/dl)

≤ 250

129 (35.3)

> 250

236 (64.7)

F-NLR

0

100 (27.4)

1

203 (55.6)

2

62 (17.0)

PLR

< 150

67 (18.4)

≥ 150 ≤ 300

285 (78.0)

> 300

13 (3.6)

MPV (fl)

< 10

315 (86.3)

 ≥ 10

50 (13.7)

Tumor size

T1–T2

292 (80.0)

T3–T4

73 (20.0)

Cervical node metastasis

N0

286 (78.4)

N1

50 (13.7)

N2

29 (7.9)

Cancer subsites

Lip

30 (8.2)

Gingval

104 (28.5)

Buccal

112 (30.7)

Mouth floor

15 (4.1)

Tongue

104 (28.5)

LVI

Negative

263 (72.1)

Positive

102 (27.9)

PNI

Negative

356 (97.5)

Positive

9 (2.5)

  1. F-NLR the combined fibrinogen and NLR score, F-NLR of 2, with hyperfibrinogenemia (> 400 mg/dL) and high NLR (> 2.5), F-NLR of 1, with only one higher index, and F-NLR of 0, with neither hyperfibrinogenemia nor high NLR, NLR Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio, MPV mean platelet volume, PNI perineural invasion, LVI lymphatic and vascular invasion