The number in Figure 5 of those treated with ICI and Leronlimab is 7. Obviously 5 of them survived. This would indicate that about 71 percent would be cured, or close to cured.

But the PR told us that 5 out of 5 who had a raised PD-L1 expression and were treated with Leron + an ICI have survived. This is 100 percent.

So there must have been 2 patients who were treated with Leron and an ICI who did not survive, because they did not have a raised PD-L1 expression. This would indicate that either they were not given a dose of 525-700 mg Leron, or because they were in the 12 % who were given a high dose but whose PD-L1 expression did not significantly increase.

In either event, it still looks to me like survival rate -- for those given enough Leron + an ICI -- is not 70% but 88%. In this small sample. But given that all of the survivors had failed multiple earlier courses of treatment, it would be a good bet that more than 88% CAN BE SAVED.

I did not mean to capitalize those words, but hit Caps Lock instead of shift when I went to type %. Even so, I'll let it stand.