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. 2018 Nov 8;10:5411–5422. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S177320

Table 3.

Correlation between preoperative LMR-PLR and patient characteristics

Characteristics LMR-PLR score, n (%)
P-value
0 1 2

Age (years) 0.777
 ≤60 98 (50.8) 157 (51.0) 42 (55.3)
 >60 95 (49.2) 151 (49.0) 34 (44.7)
Sex <0.001
 Female 39 (20.2) 112 (36.4) 16 (21.1)
 Male 154 (79.8) 196 (63.6) 60 (78.9)
Smoking 0.092
 Yes 119 (61.7) 169 (54.9) 51 (67.1)
 No 74 (38.3) 139 (45.1) 25 (32.9)
Cell types 0.043
 Adenocarcinoma 102 (52.8) 190 (61.7) 39 (51.3)
 Squamous 77 (39.9) 90 (29.2) 26 (34.2)
 Others 14 (7.3) 28 (9.1) 11 (14.5)
Tumor differentiation 0.040
 Well or moderately 102 (52.8) 197 (64.0) 48 (63.2)
 Poorly or undifferentiated 91 (47.2) 111 (36.0) 28 (36.8)
Visceral pleura invasion 0.804
 Yes 114 (59.1) 191 (62.0) 46 (60.5)
 No 79 (40.9) 117 (38.0) 30 (39.5)
Bronchial invasion 0.605
 Yes 47 (24.4) 79 (25.6) 23 (30.3)
 No 146 (75.6) 229 (74.4) 53 (69.7)
Postoperative chemotherapy 0.372
 Yes 26 (13.5) 53 (17.2) 15 (19.7)
 No 167 (86.5) 255 (82.8) 61 (80.3)
Resected lymph node numbers 0.370
 <12 86 (44.6) 141 (45.8) 28 (36.8)
 ≥12 107 (55.4) 167 (54.2) 48 (63.2)
Resected lymph node stations 0.461
 <6 133 (68.9) 222 (72.1) 58 (76.3)
 ≥6 60 (31.1) 86 (27.9) 18 (23.7)

Note: P-value, the correlation between clinicopathological characteristic parameters and preoperative LMR-PLR, was assessed by the chi-squared test or Fisher’s exact test.

Abbreviations: LMR, lymphocyte-to-monocyte ratio; LMR-PLR, combination of preoperative LMR and PLR; PLR, platelet-to-lymphocyte ratio.