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Table 2 Association between total CD4+, CD8+ and Foxp3+CD4+ T cells and clinocopathological characteristics

From: The prognostic influence of tumor infiltrating Foxp3+CD4+, CD4+ and CD8+ T cells in resected non-small cell lung cancer

 

Median, (range) CD4+ T cells

P

Median, (range) CD8+ T cells

P

Median, (range) Foxp3+CD4+ T cells

P

Gender:

      

 Female

164 (29–456)

NS

195 (68–406)

NS

43 (7–88)

NS

 Male

209 (27–538)

244 (59–499)

48 (6–92)

Smoking status:

      

 Smokers

116 (29–265)

<0.05

138 (59–332)

<0.05

11 (6–77)

NS

 Non-smokers

238 (27–538)

264 (67–499)

52 (6–92)

Histological NSCLC type:

      

 Adenocarcinoma

215.5 (116–538)

<0.05

<0.05*

284.5 (134–405)

NS

56.5 (11–88)

NS

 Squamous cell carcinoma

282.5 (119–522)

268.5 (109–499)

57 (16–92)

 Other

176.5 (116–417)

288 (92–361)

45 (13–73)

pT status

      

 pT1a-2b

232 (116–538)

NS

251 (92–406)

NS

57 (11–92)

NS

 pT3-4

238 (116–474)

268.5 (137–499)

53 (16–90)

Lymph node status:

      

 Negative (N0)

234 (125–522)

NS

239 (109–403)

NS

57 (11–90)

NS

 Positive (N1-N3)

235 (116–538)

270 (92–499)

55 (13–92)

Diferenciation:

      

 Poor

253 (116–538)

NS

257.5 (109–499)

NS

56 (11–92)

NS

 Other

212 (116–504)

253 (92–406)

58 (13–88)

COPD:

      

 Present

222.5 (116–538)

NS

273 (123–405)

NS

56 (16–88)

NS

 Absent

282 (126–522)

241.5 (92–499)

56.5 (11–92)

  1. *P < 0.05, Mann–Whitney test for difference between adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma