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Original Research

Neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio dynamics are useful for distinguishing between recurrence and pseudoprogression in high-grade gliomas

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Pages 6003-6009 | Published online: 01 Jul 2019

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Table 1 Association between clinicopathological variables of patients and PsPD and ePD

Figure 1 MRI findings and outcomes of patients.

Abbreviations: MRI, magnetic; resonance imaging; HCGs, high-grade gliomas; TMZ, temozolomide; RT-TMZ, radiotherapy Concurrent TMZ chemotherapy; PD, disease progression; PsPD, pseudoprogression; ePD, early disease progression; MDT, multidisciplinary team.

Figure 1 MRI findings and outcomes of patients.Abbreviations: MRI, magnetic; resonance imaging; HCGs, high-grade gliomas; TMZ, temozolomide; RT-TMZ, radiotherapy Concurrent TMZ chemotherapy; PD, disease progression; PsPD, pseudoprogression; ePD, early disease progression; MDT, multidisciplinary team.

Figure 2 Overall survival for pseudoprogression, early disease progression and neither pseudoprogression nor early disease progression.

Figure 2 Overall survival for pseudoprogression, early disease progression and neither pseudoprogression nor early disease progression.

Figure 3 Overall survival for different baseline NLRs.

Figure 3 Overall survival for different baseline NLRs.

Figure 4 Overall survival for increased and no increased NLR.

Abbreviation: NLR, neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio.

Figure 4 Overall survival for increased and no increased NLR.Abbreviation: NLR, neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio.

Figure 5 Overall survival for decreased and no decreased NLR.

Abbreviation: NLR, neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio.

Figure 5 Overall survival for decreased and no decreased NLR.Abbreviation: NLR, neutrophil–lymphocyte ratio.

Table 2 Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses for overall survival of high-grade glioma patients