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In addition, in model 2, where transaminases were categorized into ranges identified in the bivariate analysis (ALT ≤ 4,000 U/L and ALT > 4,000 U/L; AST ≤ 6,000 U/L; AST > 6,000 U/L), a significant association was found between higher chance of death and ALT > 4,000 U/L, and borderline significance for AST > 6,000 U/L.
33 The value of this adjustment is unclear because of the small number of evaluations available, limited number of patients, and borderline significance of the effect of hyponatremia on survival performed without age stratification. 20 Although hyper natremia was not the topic of our evaluation, we found that when the serum sodium concentration was above 140 mmol/L (142 mmol/L for the group II), there was an associated increased RR for death.
Mutational profile association with clinicopathological features and impact of treatment on mutation spectrum In the analysis of the 7-gene panel ( TP53 , TERT , IKZF1 , EP300 , MYC , EGFR and PIK3CA ) mutation spectrum and clinicopathological features in 123 OSCC patients, we identified two key gene mutations significantly associated with specific clinical characteristics, with an additional gene mutation showing borderline significance.
Limitations Although this study offers meaningful insights into the distress and quality-of-life differences between breast cancer patients with high and moderate penetrance gene mutations, several limitations must be acknowledged to contextualize the findings appropriately and guide future research efforts: Sample size constraints: with 110 participants, the sample was relatively small, which may have limited the statistical power of the analysis, especially for variables with borderline significance.
2 Age over 40 years was not an independent risk variable for leukaemia, while a borderline significance was observed between increasing age and increased risk of subsequent leukaemia when the age was analyzed as a continuous variable.