Wartość prognostyczna biomarkerów stanu zapalnego powiązanych z limfocytami w potrójnie ujemnym raku piersi Artykuł oryginalny
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potrójnie ujemny rak piersi, czynnik prognostyczny, stosunek neutrofilów do limfocytów, stosunek płytek do limfocytów, wskaźnik ogólnoustrojowej reakcji immunologiczno-zapalnej
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Celem pracy było określenie wartości prognostycznej markerów stanu zapalnego u pacjentów z potrójnie ujemnym rakiem piersi. Zebrano dane dotyczące 143 chorych i oceniono używając testu chi-kwadrat, testu Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney oraz regresji Coxa. Stwierdzono związek między wysokim poziomem stosunku neutrofilów do limfocytów, płytek do limfocytów, wskaźnikiem ogólnoustrojowej reakcji immunologiczno-zapalnej a miejscowym stopniem zaawansowania: guz (T3/T4) (P=0.0001, P=0.0198, P=0.0001), dodatnie regionalne węzły chłonne (P=0.0014, P=0.0075, P=0.0206). Wielowymiarowa analiza wykazała, że choroba rozsiana, gorszy stan sprawności oraz wysoki stosunek neutrofilów do limfocytów (Hazard ratio: 4.48 [2.05-9.80], P=0.0002; 2.23 [1.24-4.03], P=0.0010; 2.23 [1.24-4.03], P=0.0075) stanowią negatywne czynniki prognostyczne. Wysoki stosunek neutrofilów do limfocytów oraz gorszy stan sprawności stanowią niezależne negatywne czynniki prognostyczne.
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Oraczewski R, Czerniawska-Meler M, Korzeniewicz M, Kade G, Kozielec Z, Michalak M, Król M, Zdaniukiewicz A, Bodnar L. Wartość prognostyczna biomarkerów stanu zapalnego powiązanych z limfocytami w potrójnie ujemnym raku piersi. OncoReview [Internet]. 8 wrzesień 2022 [cytowane 22 lipiec 2024];12(2(46):25-4. Dostępne na: https://journalsmededu.pl/index.php/OncoReview/article/view/1800
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