ArticleBiomedicines2022
The Four-Feature Prognostic Models for Cancer-Specific and Overall Survival after Surgery for Localized Clear Cell Renal Cancer: Is There a Place for Inflammatory Markers?
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Abstract
We aimed at a determination of the relevance of comorbidities and selected inflammatory markers to the survival of patients with primary non-metastatic localized clear cell renal cancer (RCC). We retrospectively analyzed data from a single tertiary center on 294 patients who underwent a partial or radical nephrectomy in the years 2012-2018. The following parameters were incorporated in the risk score: tumor stage, grade, size, selected hematological markers (SIRI-systemic inflammatory response index; SII-systemic immune-inflammation index) and a comorbidities assessment tool (CCI-Charlson Comorbidity Index). For further analysis we compared our model with existing prognostic tools. In a multivariate analysis, tumor stage (
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