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. 2012 Jun 19;107(2):275–279. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2012.262

Table 3. Univariate and multivariate analyses of overall survival.

  Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis a
  P -value Odds ratio 95% CI P -value Odds ratio 95% CI
Sex 0.187 0.869 0.706–1.070
Age <0.001 1.474 1.217–1.784 0.010 1.319 1.068–1.629
Body mass index <0.001 0.503 0.419–0.605 0.233 0.884 0.722–1.802
Tumour location 0.088 0.891 0.781–1.017 0.276 0.929 0.813–1.061
White cell count 0.161 1.567 0.837–2.933
Neutrophils <0.001 2.519 1.668–3.805 0.153 0.681 0.402–1.153
Lymphocytes 0.212 0.693 0.391–1.231
CEA <0.001 3.121 2.518–3.868 0.107 1.234 0.955–1.595
CA19-9 <0.001 4.059 3.189–5.168 0.177 1.213 0.916–1.605
Tumour stage (I/II/III/IV) <0.001 2.974 2.724–3.247 <0.001 2.909 2.616–3.234
mGPS (0, 1and 2) <0.001 4.578 3.324–6.306 0.007 1.845 1.184–2.875

Abbreviations: CEA=carcinoembryonic antigen; mGPS=modified Glasgow prognostic score.

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Factors <0.10 in univariate analysis were included in the multivariate analysis.