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<p>Comparative analysis of clinicopathological parameters between the high and low CALLY index groups.</p> Tomonari Shimagaki (10177670) Atsushi Maeda (436456) Tomoya Harima (25145290) Akihiro Sakai (81092) Rumi Matono (25145293) Naotaka Hashimoto (25145296) Shohei Yamaguchi (3833263) Kozo Konishi (25145299) Kenkichi Hashimoto (25145302) Takashi Maeda (145189) Cell Biology Biotechnology Immunology Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases severe postoperative complications readily available biomarkers multivariate analysis identified integrate host inflammatory 40 &# 8211 37 &# 8211 significantly poorer dfs low cally index cally index groups lower albumin levels crp )- albumin high cally index significantly worse dfs low (< 2 preoperative cally index high (≥ 2 underwent hepatic resection hr ), 1 ci ), 1 cally index dfs ), worse dfs underwent resection high risk higher crp fetoprotein levels hepatic resection preoperative c xlink "> score matching remains frequent reactive protein prognostic significance prognostic factors overall survival lymphocyte index larger tumors independently associated hepatocellular carcinoma hazard ratio free survival confidence interval <p>Comparative analysis of clinicopathological parameters between the high and low CALLY index groups.</p> 2026-09-30T17:32:45Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0358776.t001 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Comparative_analysis_of_clinicopathological_parameters_between_the_high_and_low_CALLY_index_groups_p_/34035286 CC BY 4.0