ArticleAnnals of surgical oncology2021
Novel Prognostic Models Predicting the Cancer-Specific Survival in Patients with Cutaneous Melanoma Based on Metastatic Lymph Node Status.
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Abstract
backgroundIn cutaneous melanoma (CM), the present methods of lymph node (LN) staging have not sufficiently utilized the prognostic information of metastatic LNs. In this study, we aimed to construct prognostic nomograms based on the number of positive LNs (PLNs) and other clinicopathologic characteristics of CM patients.
methodsTwo prognostic models were constructed in the none/single PLN (PLN
resultsA total of 31,065 CM cases were included in this study. Factors included in the prognostic nomogram for patients in the PLN
conclusionOur nomograms, based on the number of PLNs and other clinicopathologic characteristics, showed good predictive ability for predicting the survival of CM patients.
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