Figure 3.
Nomograms. (A) Nomogram predicting PFS2 based on the final model with categories of time to POD, Ki67, and MIPI. (B) Nomogram predicting OS2 based on the final model with the same variables. To use the nomograms, first calculate the individual number of points in the first row for each of the 3 variables. Locate the sum of the individual points in the “Total Points” row. Draw a vertical line inferiorly to identify the hazard and point estimate of a 2-year PFS2/OS2 event. For example, in Figure 3A, POD6 (100 points) + elevated Ki67 (24 points) + low-risk MIPI (0 points) = 124 points, which translates to a 2-year PFS2 of <10%.

Nomograms. (A) Nomogram predicting PFS2 based on the final model with categories of time to POD, Ki67, and MIPI. (B) Nomogram predicting OS2 based on the final model with the same variables. To use the nomograms, first calculate the individual number of points in the first row for each of the 3 variables. Locate the sum of the individual points in the “Total Points” row. Draw a vertical line inferiorly to identify the hazard and point estimate of a 2-year PFS2/OS2 event. For example, in Figure 3A, POD6 (100 points) + elevated Ki67 (24 points) + low-risk MIPI (0 points) = 124 points, which translates to a 2-year PFS2 of <10%.

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