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. 2017 Sep 28;14(6):6715–6723. doi: 10.3892/ol.2017.7093

Table II.

Comparison of S-IPI, R-IPI to NCCN-IPI for risk stratification and outcomes of 2-year PFS and OS in these risk groups redistributed by interim PET/CT into PET negative (−) and positive (+) groups.

S-IPI R-IPI NCCN-IPI



Variable Low risk (0–2) High risk (3–5) Very good (0) Good (1–2) Poor (3–5) Low risk (0–3) High risk (4–8)
2-year 74 (64–81) 37 (26–48) 97 (80–100) 63 (51–73) 37 (25–48) 70 (61–77) 37 (24–49)
PFS PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+)
88 (78–94) 31 (15–49) 66 (44–80) 18 (8–31) 100 97 (80–100) 82 (67–92) 26 (11–44) 66 (44–81) 18 (8–31) 85 (76–91) 22 (10–38) 65 (41–82) 20 (9–34)
2-year 90 (82–94) 66 (53–76) 97 (80–100) 85 (75–91) 60 (47–71) 88 (80–93) 65 (51–76)
OS PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+) PET(−) PET(+)
98 (90–99) 65 (43–80) 82 (59–93) 45 (29–60) 100 97 (80–100) 94 (82–98) 63 (40–79) 92 (71–98) 48 (32–63) 95 (88–98) 60 (41–74) 89 (63–97) 51 (33–66)

All results are presented as the % (95% CI). OS, overall survival; PFS, progression free survival; S-IPI, standard International Prognostic Index; R-IPI, revised International Prognostic Index; NCCN-IPI, enhanced International Prognostic Index; PET, positron emission tomography; CT, computed tomography.