CRP and non-small cell lung carcinoma: Secondly, the results indicate that after adjustment for inflammation makers including WBCC and neutrophil count, the correlation of the TyG index with NSCLC risk remained significant, but the potential role of TyG index in the risk of NSCLC caused by inflammation needs to be further studied because other inflammatory indicators such as C-reactive protein and TNF-α have not been detected and analyzed in the research.