Analysis of PFS Related to Clinico-Histopathological Features and MYCC/MYCN Status

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This study examines progression-free survival (PFS) among a cohort of 259 patients, analyzing various clinico-histopathological features. The PFS is assessed based on factors such as pathology type, M stage, gender, MYCC copy number, MYCN copy number, and combined MYCC or MYCN copy number statuses. Understanding these associations helps in identifying prognostic markers and tailoring therapeutic strategies for patients with relevant conditions.

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May 17, 2026

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Analysis of PFS Related to Clinico-Histopathological Features and MYCC/MYCN Status

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a d b e c f Supplementary Figure 2. PFS analysis of clinico-histopathological features, MYCC and MYCN copy number status. PFS of the cohort (n=259) is shown based on (a) pathology, (b) M stage, (c) gender, (d) MYCC copy number, (e) MYCN copy number and (f) MYCC or MYCN copy number.