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. 2020 Oct 12;12:9977–9985. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S246385

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Median MPV depending on clinical characteristics (A and B).

Notes: (A) Median MPV in patients, who required treatment, was significantly lower than in patients with no need for treatment (median MPV 10.1 fL vs 10.6 fl; p=0.009). Statistical significance was determined with unpaired t test. (B) There was no significant differences in MPV values according to Rai classification (median MPV, stage 0–10.6; I- 10.3; II-10.15; III-10.1; IV −10.6 [fl]; p=0.35). Statistical significance was determined with Kruskal–Wallis test (treated, patients, who received therapy, all clinical data collected before the start of treatment; not treated, patients, who did not require treatment before the end of the study).Abbreviations: MPV, mean platelet volume; ns., non-significant.