Platelet to lymphocyte ratio plays an important role in XXXX 's diagnosis and prognosis.

@entity1 @entity1067 @entity263 @entity772
OBJECTIVE: To compare the platelet to lymphocyte ratio (PLR) in normal @entity1 , @entity1067 ( @entity1067 ) @entity1 and @entity263 ( @entity263 ) @entity1 , and to explore the prognostic role of PLR in @entity263 . METHODS: 155 normal @entity1 , 168 @entity1067 @entity1 and 103 @entity263 @entity1 were enrolled. @entity263 @entity1 were divided into PLR low value group (PLR<150) and PLR high value group (PLR>= 150), and the difference of @entity1 ' clinical characteristics between high value group and low value group was comparative studied. RESULTS: The differences of PLR among normal @entity1 , @entity1067 @entity1 and @entity263 @entity1 were statistically significant. In addition, platelet counts, neutrophil counts, PSA level, LDH level, AKP level, CRP level and alkaline phosphatase level were also significantly increased in PLR high value group, while the hemoglobin level was decreased. Besides, serious events such as @entity772 during hospitalization were also more likely to appear in PLR high value group. @entity263 @entity1 had an average follow-up of 3 years, and a total of 25 cases of @entity1 died, including 11 (16.4%) cases in the PLR low value group, and 14 (38.9%) cases in PLR high value group with. Three years survival rate of @entity1 in high value group was significantly reduced. Additionally, PLR was a possible risk factor associated with mortality, and an independent predictor of all-cause mortality during follow-up. CONCLUSION: PLR is significantly increased in @entity263 @entity1 , and it is an independent predictor of 3-year mortality in @entity263 @entity1 .
