Figure 2.

The relationship between immune scores or stromal scores of patients and clinical parameters. Immune scores were differential in gender, grade, clinical stage, T stage, and M stage parameters (p < .05); stromal scores were only differential in age and T stage parameters (p < .05). (a) Immune scores and age; (b) Immune scores and gender (p < .05); (c) Immune scores and grade (p < .05); (d) Immune scores and pathological stage (p < .05); (e) Immune scores and T stage (p < .05); (f) Immune scores and N stage; (g) Immune scores and M stage (p < .05); (h) Stromal scores and age (p < .05); (i) Stromal scores and gender; (j) Stromal scores and grade; (k) Stromal scores and pathological stage; (l) Stromal scores and T stage (p < .05); (m) Stromal scores and N stage; (n) Stromal and M stage