Research Article

Impact of BMI and Gender on Outcomes in DLBCL Patients Treated with R-CHOP: A Pooled Study from the LYSA

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PFS and OS according to gender in the subgroup of patients with a BMI 18.5: female patients tended to have a longer OS (median 68.9 versus NR for men and women, resp., ), as shown by the survival curves, although the difference was not significant, most likely due to the low number of patients. However, in this subgroup, the PFS survival curves were totally stackable ( , median OS 68 months versus NR for men and women, resp., HR = 1.024, 95% CI (0.32–3.27)).
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