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. 2023 Apr 3;109(5):1141–1148. doi: 10.1097/JS9.0000000000000347

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of two cohorts of 1-year survivors after surgery for esophageal cancer.

Derivation cohort Validation cohort
Characteristics N (%) N (%) P value*
Total 1027 (100) 558 (100)
Age [median (interquartile range)] 65.1 (58.2–71.6) 66.7 (59.8–71.7) 0.008
Sex 0.010
 Men 758 (73.8) 444 (79.6)
 Women 269 (26.2) 114 (20.4)
Education (years) <0.001
 ≤9 491 (47.8) 180 (32.6)
 10–12 383 (27.3) 251 (45.5)
 >12 153 (14.9) 121 (21.9)
Charlson comorbidity index <0.001
 0 575 (56.0) 220 (39.4)
 1 436 (29.3) 196 (35.1)
 ≥2 151 (14.7) 142 (24.5)
Tumor histology <0.001
 Adenocarcinoma 494 (48.1) 452 (81.0)
 Squamous cell carcinoma 533 (51.9) 106 (19.0)
Chemo(radio)therapy 341 (33.2) 387 (69.4) <0.001
Pathological tumor stage <0.001
 0–I 331 (32.2) 235 (42.7)
 II 399 (38.9) 87 (15.8)
 III 254 (24.7) 169 (30.7)
 IV 43 (4.2) 59 (10.7)
Resection margin status <0.001
 Radical (R0) 933 (90.9) 455 (82.7)
 Nonradical (R1 or R2) 94 (9.2) 95 (17.3)
Reoperation within 30 days 86 (8.4) 28 (5.0) 0.014
Five-year all-cause mortality 588 (57.2) 268 (48.0) <0.001
Five-year disease-specific mortality 516 (50.2) 234 (41.9) 0.002
*

Pearson’s χ 2 for categorical variables; quantile regression for continuous variables.