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Fig. 6

From: Association of metabolic and genetic heterogeneity in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma with prognostic implications: integration of FDG PET and genomic analysis

Fig. 6

Predictive value of combined MATH and FDG PET features. Kaplan-Meier curves of each group divided with adjusted cutoff value of the features. a MATH showed a trend of prediction of OS (P = 0.086). b, c When MATH and FDG features were combined, the predictive value became more robust (B: MATH+COV, P = 0.024, C: MATH + Entropy, P = 0.012). Low group = patients in low group for both features; High group = patients in high group at least one feature. Of note, low and high groups are divided according to the optimized cut-offs obtained by cut-off finder (http://molpath.charite.de/cutoff/index.jsp)

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