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. 2023 Jun 13;13:9584. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-36623-1

Table 2.

Main survival analyses with complete data for the primary and the secondary outcomes according to first-line treatment, immune checkpoint inhibitors vs. chemotherapy (reference) (N = 4277), ESME AMLC Database, France 2015–2019.

Overall survival Progression-free survival
HR 95% CI P-value HR 95% CI P-value
Model 1a: immune checkpoint inhibitors vs chemotherapy (ref)
 PS 0-1c
  Before 3 months 1.00 0.61–1.64 0.985 1.02 0.76–1.37 0.893
  After 3 months 0.59 0.42–0.83 0.003 0.46 0.34–0.61  < 0.001
 PS 2–3-4c
  Before 3 months 2.28 1.17–4.47 0.016 1.65 1.02–2.67 0.040
  After 3 months 0.85 0.36–2.04 0.719 0.84 0.34–2.13 0.720
Model 2b: immune checkpoint inhibitors vs chemotherapy (ref)
 PS 0-1c
  Before 3 months 0.98 0.60–1.62 0.944 0.98 0.73–1.31 0.893
  After 3 months 0.58 0.41–0.83 0.002 0.44 0.33–0.59  < 0.001
 PS 2–3-4c
  Before 3 months 2.25 1.15–4.39 0.018 1.63 1.01–2.63 0.047
  After 3 months 0.84 0.35–2.01 0.689 0.83 0.35–2.01 0.692

Significant results are in bold.

Ref reference, 95% CI confidence interval of 95%.

aModel 1: adjustment on gender, age, performance status, metastases localization, center, comorbidities (kidney failure, cardiovascular disease, history of other cancer), histology, delay to treatment initiation.

bModel 2: adjustment on gender, age, performance status, metastases localization, center, comorbidities (kidney failure, cardiovascular disease, history of other cancer), histology, year of initiation.

cp-value for interaction treatment with performance status < 0.001.