Clinical Study

Prognostic Value of Neutrophil-Related Factors in Locally Advanced Cervical Squamous Cell Carcinoma Patients Treated with Cisplatin-Based Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy

Table 5

Univariate survival analysis of OS for LACSCC patients with neutropenia.

Clinicopathologic characteristics⁢OS value
Mean ± SD (months)95% CI

Age
  ≤50 years45.21 ± 4.54−21.451–3.5890.155
  >50 years54.14 ± 3.60
Histologic grade
  Well and moderately differentiated51.64 ± 4.19−8.242–17.4220.471
  Poorly differentiated47.05 ± 4.42
Tumor size
 ≤4 cm47.33 ± 3.90−20.303–8.0750.386
 >4 cm53.44 ± 4.40
Parametrial invasion
 No45.15 ± 3.19−27.924–13.1950.420
 Unilateral54.07 ± 2.56
 Bilateral46.71 ± 4.37
Clinical lymph node involvement
 cN054.50 ± 2.96−26.016–1.9120.025
 cN140.54 ± 5.76
FIGO stage
 II50.71 ± 3.88−16.257–9.2150.057
 III47.19 ± 4.93
Hemoglobin levels at diagnosis (g/dL)
 ≤11347.70 ± 3.95−9.524–18.1380.530
 >11352.00 ± 4.73
Platelets at diagnosis (g/dL)
 ≤32049.24 ± 3.27−17.599–21.5800.837
 >32047.25 ± 10.49
Response
 CR44.80 ± 5.15−20.231–4.8320.219
 Non-CR52.50 ± 3.60
RNG
 ≥3.0140.06 ± 4.807.571–29.3120.002
 <3.0158.50 ± 2.00

OS, overall survival; LACSCC, locally advanced cervical squamous cell carcinomas; FIGO, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; CR, complete response; RNG, responses of neutrophil to granulocyte colony-stimulating factors.