Risk-stratifying ability of the nomogram and the simplified scoring system
NSCLC
NSCLC
According to the nomogram, 152 and 252 corresponded to 70% and 30% 1-year PFS probability respectively and thus were selected as the cutting points to conduct risk group stratification. As shown in Fig. PFS of high-, medium-, and low-risk groups in the entire data setSimplified scoring system for evaluating PFS risks in advanced NSCLC patients treated with MWA plus chemotherapyUsage: Each variable value corresponds to a point. You need to add the points based on the patient’s characteristics and find the risk group according to the sum. Patients with points  < 14, 14~25, and  > 25 will be considered as low risk (1-year PFS > 70%), medium risk (1-year PFS 30%~70%), and low risk (1-year PFS < 30%), respectivelyImaging data of a typical case. 