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CEL (No. of voxels) Time-to-Progression HRa 95% CI P Value High angiogenic tumor (1) 0.13 0.01–4.59 .25 High angiogenic tumor (2) 4.74 0.01–231.7 .62 Low angiogenic/cellular tumor 0.99 0.10 –9.91 .99 Perinecrotic lesion 22.3 0.44–111.30 .11 CEL (%) High angiogenic tumor (1) 0.71 0.20–2.51 .59 High angiogenic tumor (2) 0.65 0.21–2.04 .46 Low angiogenic/cellular tumor 2.14 0.33–14.03 .42 Perinecrotic lesion 2.67 0.52–13.63 .24 NEL (No. of voxels) High angiogenic tumor (3) 0.95 0.29–3.06 .93 Low angiogenic/cellular tumor 2.18 1.01–12.57 .047 Infiltrated edema 1.88 1.35–2.78 .009 Vasogenic edema 1.04 0.71–1.52 .84 NEL High angiogenic tumor (3) 0.25 0.21–5.31 .37 Low angiogenic/cellular tumor 0.41 0.08–1.99 .27 Infiltrated edema 2.14 0.40–11.35 .37 Vasogenic edema 4.20 0.52–33.98 .18
↵a HRs reported here indicate the relative change in hazard that a 1-U (10,000 voxels for the number of voxels and 1% for percentage) increase in each imaging parameter incurs.