borderline significantp=0.095
OS was significantly longer for patients with LS and remained borderline significant after adjusting for the effect of age and stage (HR=1.96, p=0.095).
OS was significantly longer for patients with LS and remained borderline significant after adjusting for the effect of age and stage (HR=1.96, p=0.095).
OS was longer in patients with LS as shown in Figure 1 but after correcting for age and stage at diagnosis the difference was of borderline significance and seems to be driven by patients with stage II disease.