borderline significancep= 0.055
44.0%, p< 0.05), and higher rates of affected surgical margins, with borderline significance (22.6% vs. 17.8%, p= 0.055).
44.0%, p< 0.05), and higher rates of affected surgical margins, with borderline significance (22.6% vs. 17.8%, p= 0.055).
While no significant differences in viral clearance were observed at six months, smokers showed a trend toward worse outcomes at two years ( p= 0.07).