Skip to main content
. 2023 Jun 5;13:9067. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-36139-8

Table 3.

Multivariable survival analysis of breast cancer-specific survival and overall survival in metastatic breast cancer.

OS Model 1 HR (95% CI) Model 2 HR (95% CI) Model 3 HR (95% CI) Model 4 HR (95% CI) Model 5 HR (95% CI)
Unmarried Reference Reference Reference Reference Reference
Married 0.695(0.668–0.723)* 0.784(0.752–0.817)* 0.778(0.747–0.811)* 0.808(0.775–0.842)* 0.810(0.777–0.844)*
Married 0.697(0.665–0.732)* 0.779(0.741–0.818)* 0.762(0.725–0.800)* 0.794(0.755–0.834)* 0.794(0.756–0.835)*
BCSS SHR (95% CI) SHR (95% CI) SHR (95% CI) SHR (95% CI) SHR (95% CI)
Married 0.791(0.755–0.830)* 0.831(0.791–0.873)* 0.824(0.784–0.866)* 0.849(0.808–0.893)* 0.845(0.804–0.888)*
Married 1 0.789(0.753–0.827)* 0.826(0.787–0.867)* 0.818(0.779–0.860)* 0.844(0.803–0.887)* 0.840(0.799–0.883)*
Married 2 0.784(0.742–0.827)* 0.821(0.776–0.868)* 0.806(0.762–0.853)* 0.837(0.790–0.886)* 0.837(0.790–0.887)*

Model 1: unadjusted.

Model 2: adjusted for age and race.

Model 3: adjusted for age, race, grade, and tumor subtype.

Model 4: adjusted for age, race, grade, tumor subtype, chemotherapy, radiation (only in overall survival analysis), and surgery.

Model 5: adjusted for age, race, grade, tumor subtype, chemotherapy, radiation (only in overall survival analysis), surgery, and distant organ metastasis.

The adjusted age is a continuous variable. SHR subdistribution hazard ratio.

*p < 0.001.

Multivariable survival analysis with metastatic breast cancer.

Sensitivity analysis of breast cancer-specific survival in metastatic breast cancer by excluding all patients with missing covariate data (n = 3744) and those who survived less than 1 month (n = 792) after diagnosis.

1: Sensitivity analysis of breast cancer-specific survival in metastatic breast cancer through classified patients with unknown cause of death as tumor-specific death.

2: Sensitivity analysis of breast cancer-specific survival in metastatic breast cancer by excluding all patients with missing covariate data (n = 3744), those who survived less than 1 month (n = 792) after diagnosis with an unknown cause of death.