Research Article
Correlates of Long-Term Survival of Patients with pN+ Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma after Esophagectomy
Table 1
Clinical characteristics.
| Factors | No. |
| Gender | Male | 338 | Female | 115 |
| Age (years) | 60 (37–83) | |
| Site of lesion | Upper | 40 | Middle | 312 | Lower | 101 |
| Length of lesion | 6 (1–16)cm | |
| Resected LN | 10 (1–34) | |
| NLR | 2.77 (0.76–50.67) | |
| LMR | 3.50 (0.50–22.36) | |
| Surgery | Two-field | 430 | Three-field | 23 | Factors | No. |
| pT | pT2 | 57 | pT3 | 367 | pT4 | 29 |
| pN | pN1 | 294 | pN2 | 131 | pN3 | 28 |
| pTNM | IIb | 42 | IIIa | 250 | IIIb | 108 | IIIc | 53 |
| Differentiation | Well-middle | 331 | Poor | 122 |
| Adjuvant therapy | No | 131 | POCT | 222 | PORT | 57 | POCRT | 43 |
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indicates median (range); LMR: lymphocyte monocyte rate; LN: lymph node; NLR: neutrophil lymphocyte ratio; POCRT: postoperative chemoradiotherapy; POCT: postoperative chemotherapy; PORT: postoperative radiotherapy. |