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. 2023 Jun 15;11(9):310. doi: 10.21037/atm-22-5876

Table 2. Univariate and multivariate analysis of factors influencing the primary outcome (death) in cancer patients affected with COVID-19.

Variables Subcategories Death*, n (%) P value
Yes (n=64) No (n=246) Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Sex Males 27 (19.01) 115 (80.99) 0.514 0.919
Females 37 (22.02) 131 (77.98)
Age >60 years Yes 12 (34.29) 23 (65.71) 0.034 0.656
No 52 (18.91) 223 (81.09)
Type Breast 7 (25.00) 21 (75.00) 0.000178 0.001
GI and HPB 21 (36.84) 36 (63.16)
Gynaecological 6 (17.14) 29 (82.86)
Head and neck 5 (12.20) 36 (87.80)
Hematology 18 (28.57) 45 (71.43)
Others 7 (18.42) 31 (81.58)
Routine 0 48 (100.00)
Hypertension Yes 44 (54.32) 37 (45.68) 0.0028 0.474
No 20 (8.73) 209 (91.27)
Diabetes mellitus Yes 50 (60.24) 33 (39.76) 0.0927 0.683
No 14 (6.17) 213 (93.83)
Chemotherapy Yes 52 (46.02) 61 (53.98) 0.3098 0.019
No 12 (6.09) 185 (93.91)
Symptomatic Yes 6 (21.43) 22 (78.57) 0.0016 0.780
No 48 (18.25) 215 (81.75)
SOB 10 (52.63) 9 (47.37)
Place of treatment Home 12 (7.02) 159 (92.98) <0.0001 0.761
Hospital 52 (37.41) 87 (62.59)
Oxygen/intervention required Yes 22 (75.86) 7 (24.14) <0.0001 0.021
No 0 230 (100.00)
Intervention 42 (82.35) 9 (17.65)

*, figures included in columns with parenthesis indicates frequency percentage. COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019; GI, gastrointestinal; HPB, hepato-pancreato-biliary; SOB; shortness of breath.