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“a decreasing trend”

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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It is evident that in 2000–2004, 2004–2008, 2008–2013, and 2013–2017 the annual average conversion rate from high-grade to low-grade ecological risk (i.e., LOW-EXL, REL-EXL, REL-LOW, MED-EXL, MED-LOW, MED-REL, REH-EXL, REH-LOW, REH-REL, REH-MED, HIG-EXL, HIG-LOW, HIG-REL, HIG-MED, HIG-REH, EXH-EXL, EXH-LOW, EXH-REL, EXH-MED, EXH-REH, and HIG-REH) exhibited a decreasing trend.
A mortality rate in FN patients varies 2.6%–50.6%, depending on the presence of comorbidity and underlying cancer.[ 9 ] Solid tumor patients have lower rate of mortality compared with hematological malignancies, which the latter also associates higher rate of bacteremia and opportunistic infections.[ 9 ] In an epidemiological survey by the UK group in 2011, the annual incidence of FN among solid tumor patients was estimated about 2/1000 oncology admissions, while the attributed mortality was 12.5%.[ 10 ] Furthermore, it appears the mortality rate and infectious condition has a decreasing trend during recent years.