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大細胞神経内分泌がん患者における全生存期およびがん特異生存期に関する予後ノモグラム:集団ベースの研究

Yanmin Pei1, Yefeng Chen2

  • 1Department of Pharmacy, The Second Affiliated Hospital of Jiaxing University, Jiaxing, China.

Translational cancer research
|February 12, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

この研究では,大細胞神経内分泌がん (LCNEC) の患者の生存率を予測するための予後ノモグラムを開発しました. これらのモデルは,全生存率 (OS) とがん特異生存率 (CSS) を推定し,この珍しい肺がんの個別化された治療を支援します.

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がん特異生存率 (CSS) がん特異生存率 (CSS) がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率 がん特異生存率大細胞神経内分泌がん (LCNEC)ノモグラム・ノモグラム総生存率 (OS) とは予測 予測する 予測する

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