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. 2011 Nov 30;9(1):68–73. doi: 10.7150/ijms.9.68

Table 4.

Univariate analyses of the prognostic factors for the overall survival of lung cancer patients.

Groups Overall survival rates (%) P value
(Log-rank)
Years
1 2 3 4 5
Age <65 years (n=459) 84 74 67 63 61
Age ≧65 years (n=549) 85 75 67 62 57 0.410
Sex Male (n=721) 82 72 63 57 53
Sex Female (n=281) 91 82 77 75 73 0.000*
Never smokers (n=252) 93 82 75 72 70
Smokers (n=756) 81 72 65 59 55 0.000*
Non-FHLC (n=889) 84 74 67 61 58
FHLC (n=119) 88 81 71 69 66 0.098
Asymptomatic (n=674) 91 84 78 72 69
Symptomatic (n=334) 70 56 46 42 39 0.000*
Preoperative LC diagnosis (n=876) 84 74 66 61 58
Postoperative LC diagnosis (n=132) 86 79 73 71 64 0.229
Pneumonectomy (n=97) 52 44 38 34 31
Others (n=911) 88 78 70 65 62 0.000*
Pathological stage I, II (n=697) 92 86 80 75 71
III, IV (n=311) 65 48 37 31 30 0.000*
Adenocarcinoma (n=569) 89 81 74 68 64
Others (n=439) 78 66 59 55 52 0.000*

FHLC, family history of lung cancer; LC, lung cancer; *, statistically significant.