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. 2024 Sep 13;19:120. doi: 10.1186/s13014-024-02510-w

Table 4.

Effect of PMRT on OS and DFS in different risk groups

Group RT No. 5-y and 8-y OS(%) HR(95%CI) P
All(N = 596) Yes 298 95.6/91.8 0.367(0.222–0.608) <0.001
No 298 89.5/78.9
Low-risk(N = 228) Yes 113 100.0/97.9 0.306(0.084–1.114) 0.057
No 115 96.5/91.6
Intermediate-risk(N = 164) Yes 84 94.0/91.6 0.447(0.167–1.192) 0.099
No 80 91.2/83.9
High-risk(N = 204) Yes 101 92.1/87.7 0.340(0.175–0.661) <0.001
No 103 80.4/70.0
Group RT No. 5-y and 8-y DFS(%) HR(95%CI) P
All(N = 596) Yes 298 91.3/85.6 0.476(0.320–0.707) <0.001
No 298 84.1/71.1
Low-risk(N = 157) Yes 81 96.3/90.9 0.698(0.260–1.878) 0.475
No 76 92.1/89.3
Intermediate-risk(N = 323) Yes 161 90.1/87.7 0.572(0.337–0.970) 0.036
No 162 86.3/77.8
High-risk(N = 116) Yes 56 87.5/83.7 0.273(0.124–0.602) <0.001
No 60 68.3/56.1

Among the three risk groups based on OS nomgram. Low risk indicates a risk score ≤ 100, intermediate risk indicates a risk score of 100 to 149, and high risk indicates a risk score ≥ 149. Among the three risk groups based on OS nomgram. Low risk indicates a risk score <54, intermediate risk indicates a risk score of 54 to 123, and high risk indicates a risk score ≥ 123