Although all patients in the MC group presented with GMG compared to 70.3% in the non-MC group, this difference did not reach statistical significance after adjustment ( p = 0.003; P -adjust = 0.062).
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Inflammatory biomarker panels in peripheral blood: association with myasthenia gravis onset and severity.
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The prevalence of thymoma was markedly higher in the MC group (69.6%) compared to the non-MC group (18.0%), a difference that remained highly significant after adjusting for multiple comparisons ( P -adjust < 0.001).
While neutrophil count and NLR showed a trend toward elevation in the GMG group, these differences were rendered marginally non-significant after adjustment ( P -adjust = 0.063 for both).