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. 2024 Feb 7;16(4):698. doi: 10.3390/cancers16040698
1 Cohort Overview:
The cohort of the study is well-defined with regard to how the cohort was recruited and details regarding the diagnosis and treatment of the patients.
2 Clinical Data:
Basic clinical data are provided, including the age, gender, clinical stage, and histopathologic grade of the cohort.
3 Test Protocol:
For biomarkers not commonly tested in a hospital setting, a detailed protocol for testing the biomarker is provided or referred to.
4 Prognostic Endpoints:
The endpoints used for prognostic analysis, such as overall survival or recurrence-free survival, are clearly stated.
5 Statistics:
Appropriate statistical analysis is performed to adjust the estimation of the effect of the biomarker for known prognostic factors.
6 Classical Prognostic Factors:
The prognostic impact of classical prognostic factors is reported, and the relationship between the evaluated and classical factors is described.