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Table 1.

Patient Characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Receiver operating characteristic curve in all patients.

Optimal cut-off for the prognostic nutritional index was 49.9 (Area under the curve = 0.63).

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Fig 2.

Survival curve according to the prognostic nutritional index.

The survival of patients with a low prognostic nutritional index (< 50) was significantly poorer than that of patients with a high prognostic nutritional index (≥50).

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Table 2.

Relationship between PNI and clinico-pathological features.

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Fig 3.

Survival curve according to the prognostic nutritional index in patients with pathological stage I disease.

The survival of patients with a low prognostic nutritional index (< 49) was significantly different from those with a high prognostic nutritional index (≥49).

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Table 3.

Univariate and multivariate analysis of overall survival.

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Table 4.

Relationship between PNI and postoperative complications.

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Table 5.

Univariate analysis of postoperative complications.

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