The study analyzed factors influencing 5-year survival rates in non-small cell lung cancer patients following radical surgeries, finding significant dependencies on tumor characteristics, blood cell ratios, and adjuvant treatments. Results showed a cumulative 5-year survival rate of 69.7%, with specific variables such as phase transitions and blood cell metrics being strong predictors. Advanced modeling techniques, including neural networks, achieved 100% accuracy in predicting survival outcomes based on these factors.