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. 2021 Oct 7;11:704607. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2021.704607

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Copyright © 2021 Guerrisi, Russillo, Loi, Ganeshan, Ungania, Desiderio, Bruzzaniti, Falcone, Renna, Ferraresi, Caterino, Solivetti, Cognetti and Morrone

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The figure compares survival curve for baseline CT texture parameter kurtosis at fine (SSF = 2) and medium (SSF = 3) texture scales and delta-analysis quantified Perc-ENTRO at medium (SSF = 4) and coarse (SSF = 6) scales for OS. Patients in the good prognostic group, as identified by baseline kurtosis are fine (SSF = 2) and medium (SSF = 3) texture scales, had an improved median survival of around 17 (A) and 10 months (B) respectively, compared to the poor prognostic group. Furthermore, the good prognostic group, which was defined using Kurtosis, demonstrated zero mortality. Patients in the good prognostic group, as identified by Perc-ENTRO at medium and coarse scales, improved median survival by around 11 months (C, D) compared to the poor prognostic group.