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Fig 1.

Alignment of stroma fibers.

a Parallel alignment of stroma fibers, arrows pointing at elongated parallel oriented extracellular matrix fibers; b Random orientation of stroma fibers, arrows pointing at extracellular matrix fibers aligned at an angle of more than 45°. 20x magnification.

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Fig 2.

Stromal density.

a High stromal density, arrows pointing at dense bunches of extracellular matrix; b Low stromal density, arrows pointing at thin elongated extracellular matrix fibers showing gaps between the single fibers. 20x magnification.

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Fig 3.

Fibroblast density.

a High fibroblast density, arrows pointing at densely arranged fibroblasts; b Low fibroblast density, arrows pointing at rarely scattered fibroblasts throughout the stromal areas. 20x magnification.

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Fig 4.

Fibroblast morphology.

a Arrow pointing at round-shaped fibroblasts; b Arrow pointing at spindle-like shaped fibroblasts. 20x magnification.

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Fig 5.

Microvessel density.

a High microvessel density, arrow pointing at densely arranged microvessels; b Low microvessel density, arrow pointing at rarely scattered microvessels. 10x magnification.

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Fig 6.

Immune cell populations.

a Immunohistochemistry staining for CD4; b Immunohistochemistry staining for CD3; Immunohistochemistry staining for CD163. 20x magnification.

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Table 1.

Baseline parameters, histopathology and stroma morphology.

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Table 2.

Stroma morphology and histopathology.

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Fig 7.

Overall survival random orientation of stroma fibers and low microvessel density.

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Table 3.

Survival analysis.

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