Research Article

An Innovative Immune Score-Based Prognostic Nomogram for Patients with Cervical Cancer

Table 1

Relationships between clinical pathological characteristics and immune scores in 198 cervical cancer patients.

Immune scores value
CharacteristicsTotal≤374.3374.3 to 1051.6>1051.6

Sample sizes19897 (48.9)60 (30.3)41 (20.7)
Age (y)a16.1780.095
 ≤406632 (33.0)24 (40.0)10 (24.4)
 40-506135 (36.1)13 (21.7)13 (31.7)
 50-603917 (17.5)13 (21.7)9 (22.0)
 60-702211 (11.3)8 (13.3)3 (7.3)
 70-8092 (2.1)2 (3.3)5 (12.2)
 >8010 (0.0)0 (0.0)1 (2.4)
Race2.440.655
 Asian208 (8.2)8 (13.3)4 (9.8)
 White14676 (78.4)41 (68.3)29 (70.7)
 Others3213 (13.4)11 (18.3)8 (19.5)
Grade8.5010.204
 I159 (9.3)5 (8.3)1 (2.4)
 II9652 (53.6)26 (43.3)18 (43.9)
 III8636 (37.1)29 (48.3)21 (51.2)
 IV10 (0.0)0 (0.0)1 (2.4)
Stage4.7480.577
 I12361 (62.9)38 (63.3)24 (58.5)
 II4117 (17.5)13 (21.7)11 (26.8)
 III2210 (10.3)7 (11.7)5 (12.2)
 IV129 (9.3)2 (3.3)1 (2.4)
Histology32.9530.000
 Cervical squamous cell carcinoma15862 (63.9)56 (93.3)40 (97.6)
 Cervical nonsquamous cell carcinoma4035 (36.1)4 (6.7)1 (2.4)

aAge at diagnosis of cervical cancer.