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. 2012 Apr 13;61(11):1965–1975. doi: 10.1007/s00262-012-1241-5

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of factors associated with survival

Variable Univariate Multivariate
P value HR 95 % CI P value
Gender (male vs. female) 0.838 NA
Age, years (≥65 vs. <65) 0.195 NA
CEA,U/L (≥5 vs. <5) 0.751 NA
Tumor size, cm (≥5 vs. <5) 0.550 NA
H. pylori antibody (positive vs. negative) 0.203 NA
Histological type (differentiated vs. undifferentiated) 0.755 NA
Lymphatic invasion (positive vs. negative) 0.555 NA
Vascular invasion (positive vs. negative) 0.152 NA
Tumor (T) invasion (T1 + T2 vs. T3 + T4) 0.941 NA
Lymphoid nodal (N) status (N0 + N1 vs. N2 + N3) 0.451 NA
Distant metastasis (M) status (M0 vs. M1) 0.883 NA
TNM stage (I + II vs. III + IV) 0.943 NA
CD4+IL-22+ T-cell percentage (high vs. low)a <0.001 1.654 1.242–2.204 0.001
Th22-cell percentage (high vs. low)b 0.045 0.524 0.245–1.122 0.096

Cox proportional hazards regression model. Variables used in multivariate analysis were adopted by univariate analysis

CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval, NA not adopted

aCD4+IL-22+ T-cell percentage was acquired on CD4+IL-22+cells in CD4+ T cells that gated on CD3+CD4+ cells of tumor tissues

bTh22-cell percentage was acquired on CD4+IL-22+IL-17IFN-γcells in CD4+ T cells that gated on CD3+CD4+ cells of tumor tissues