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54, as well as day 1 and day 2 postoperative NLR ( 0.01), was associated with increased risk for postoperative mortality (hazard ratio 1.8; 0.01) and PFS ( 0.05), whereas ΔNLR was not a significant predictor of OS or PFS. Elevated NLR among patients with lung cancer who underwent surgical resection was prognostic for poor OS and PFS, whereas ΔNLR was not found to be prognostic for either OS or PFS. Further research may yet reveal a prognostic value for ΔNLR when compared across a greater time period. Elevated NLR among p
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