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. 2020 Sep 17;11(11):3193–3204. doi: 10.1111/1759-7714.13642

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Longitudinal analysis of complete blood count (CBC) parameters and NLR and PLR ratios according to the date of diagnosis of the primary tumor, distant organ metastasis and last follow‐up. Plots illustrate how the occurrence of bone and brain metastases were related to the longitudinal courses of (a) platelet count (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control; (b) leukocyte count (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control; (c) absolute neutrophil count (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control; (d) absolute lymphocyte counts (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control; (e) neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control; and (f) platelet to lymphocyte ratio (Inline graphic) Brain, (Inline graphic) Bone, (Inline graphic) Control. The y‐axis corresponds to the value of the given CBC parameter, while the x‐axis shows the time frame according to the date of diagnosis of the primary tumor, distant organ metastasis and last follow‐up. The control group consisted of stage M0 patients and patients with other metastases. The dotted lines represent the linear trendline for each CBC parameter. P‐values for the distant organ metastases and assigned CBC parameters were obtained by the nonparametric Friedman test and Wilcoxon signed‐rank test.