a statistical trendp = 0.068
Conversely, in patients who had undergone prior therapy, the KM curves for PFS between the RS ≥ 0.4 and RS < 0.4 groups showed a statistical trend ( p = 0.068) (Fig. 5 B).
Conversely, in patients who had undergone prior therapy, the KM curves for PFS between the RS ≥ 0.4 and RS < 0.4 groups showed a statistical trend ( p = 0.068) (Fig. 5 B).
An increasing trend, though not statistically significant, was observed in sPD-L1 levels during the second reassessment after five months in long-term responders (RES) and in those who shifted from response to progression (RES > PD) (median reassessment times: 4–18 and 12–30 months, respectively).
Highly significant correlations between sLAG-3 and sCD4 were observed in both RES and NRES groups, suggesting these factors do not play a role in determining immunotherapy response.