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. 2007 Oct 9;97(9):1266–1270. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6604027

Table 1. The relationship between clinicopathological characteristics, the systemic inflammatory response and survival in patients with colorectal cancer.

  Primary operable (n=149) Synchronous unresectable (n=84) P-value
Age (<65/65–74/>75 years) 48/52/49 34/27/23 0.215
Sex (male/female) 81/68 48/36 0.683
Deprivation (1–2/3–5/6–7)a 5/66/78 7/33/44 0.981
Tumour site (colon/rectum) 83/66 52/32 0.358
TNM Stage (I/II/III/IV) 22/62/65/0 0/0/0/84 <0.001
 
White cell count (<8.5/8.5–11/>11 × 109 l−1) 82/40/17 30/27/27 <0.001
Neutrophil count (<7.5/>7.5 × 109 l−1) 129/20 49/35 <0.001
Lymphocyte count (>3.0/1.0–3.0/<1.0 × 109 l−1) 7/131/11 2/66/16 0.008
Neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio (<5/>5) 124/25 48/36 <0.001
Monocyte count (<0.9/>0.9 × 109 l−1) 132/17 61/23 0.002
Platelet count (<400/>400 × 103 l−1) 117/32 55/27 0.057
 
C-reactive protein (<10/>10 mg l−1) 88/61 17/64 <0.001
Albumin (>35/<35 g l−1) 135/14 55/29 <0.001
MGPS (0/1/2) 88/48/13 17/44/23 <0.001
 
Alive 104 13  
Dead
 Cancer 20 71  
 Non-cancer 25 0 <0.001

TNM=tumour, node, metastases; mGPS=modified Glasgow Prognostic Score.

a

Individual deprivation categories were used in the statistical analysis.