Correlation between Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio and Pretreatment Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Their Predictive Significance in Cervical Carcinoma Patients Referred for Radiotherapy

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(a, b) A 53-year-old woman with IIA cervical cancer: T2-weighted sagittal image (a) and T1-weighted contrast-enhanced sagittal image (b) show a cervical mass with infiltration of the upper vagina (white arrow). (c, d) A 60-year-old woman with IIA cervical cancer: T1-weighted contrast-enhanced sagittal image (c) and T2-weighted sagittal image (d) show a bulky cervical mass with vaginal extension (black arrow) as well as uterine body invasion (white arrow). (e–g) A 67-year-old woman with IIIC cervical cancer: T2-weighted sagittal image (e) shows a cervical mass (white arrow); axial contrast-enhanced image (f) and diffusion-weighted image (g) show an enlarged pelvic lymph node (white arrow) with moderate enhancement and diffusion restriction, indicating pelvic lymph node involvement. (h–j) A 49-year-old woman with IVA cervical cancer: T2-weighted sagittal image (h) shows a cervical mass (white arrow); axial T2-weighted image (i) and contrast-enhanced image (j) show the cervix tumor (white arrow) with rectal wall invasion (black arrow).

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