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. 2023 Jul 28;26(3):397. doi: 10.3892/ol.2023.13983

Table V.

Univariate analysis of the association between baseline variables and PFS in 195 patients with gastric cancer.

Variable PFS time (95% CI), months Log-rank P-value
Age, years 0.141 0.707
  <65 4.00 (3.82–4.18)
  ≥65 4.00 (3.78–4.2)
Sex 2.620 0.106
  Female 4.10 (3.68–4.52)
  Male 3.90 (3.73–4.07)
BMI, kg/m2 0.075 0.784
  <18.5 3.90 (3.60–4.20)
  ≥18.5 4.00 (3.85–4.15)
Smoking history 0.258 0.612
  No 4.00 (3.79–4.21)
  Yes 3.90 (3.63–4.17)
Drinking history 0.110 0.740
  No 4.00 (3.82–4.18)
  Yes 3.90 (3.55–4.25)
Liver metastasis 0.036 0.850
  No 3.90 (3.68–4.12)
  Yes 4.00 (3.80–4.20)
Peritoneal metastasis 0.011 0.915
  No 3.90 (3.72–4.08)
  Yes 4.00 (3.79–4.21)
PD-L1 expression, CPS 7.220 0.007
  <5 3.80 (3.68–3.93)
  ≥5 4.40 (4.04–4.76)
MMR status 16.475 <0.001
  pMMR 3.90 (3.76–4.05)
  dMMR 9.20 (3.15–15.25)
PNI 15.936 <0.001
  Low 3.60 (3.37–3.83)
  High 4.40 (4.12–4.68)
ALI 5.201 0.023
  Low 3.80 (3.59–4.01)
  High 4.00 (3.82–4.18)
AGR 18.915 <0.001
  Low 3.80 (3.39–4.21)
  High 4.20 (3.65–4.75)

PFS, progression-free survival; CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index; PD-L1, programmed cell death ligand-1; CPS, combined positive score; MMR, mismatch repair; dMMR, MMR deficient; pMMR, MMR proficient; PNI, prognostic nutritional index; ALI, advanced lung cancer inflammation index; AGR, albumin-globulin ratio.