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. 2012 Sep 14;1(2):156–164. doi: 10.1002/cam4.31

Table 3.

Lymphovascular space invasion and survival of women with ovarian cancer

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis


Case number HR (95% CI) P HR (95% CI) P
Training set cohort
 Progression-free survival
  High-grade serous carcinoma (yes vs. no) 93 vs. 34 2.20 (1.27–3.83) 0.004 0.19
  FIGO stage (per stage) 11 vs. 11 vs. 90 vs. 15 2.30 (1.60–3.30) <0.001 1.95 (1.26–3.01) 0.003
  LVSI (yes vs. no) 101 vs. 26 3.36 (1.67–6.74) <0.001 2.06 (1.01–4.24) 0.048
 Overall survival
  FIGO stage (per stage) 11 vs. 11 vs. 90 vs. 15 2.29 (1.45–3.60) 0.013 2.17 (1.31–3.60) 0.003
  LVSI (yes vs. no) 101 vs. 26 3.29 (1.32–8.24) 0.007 0.1
Validation cohort
 Progression-free survival
  High-grade serous carcinoma (yes vs. no) 28 vs. 61 3.77 (1.90–7.46) <0.001 0.26
  FIGO stage (per stage) 37 vs. 20 vs. 31 vs. 5 3.05 (2.09–4.44) <0.001 2.57 (1.59–4.00) <0.001
  LVSI (yes vs. no) 48 vs. 45 3.65 (1.72–7.78) 0.003 1.99 (0.90–4.20) 0.09
 Overall survival
  High-grade serous carcinoma (yes vs. no) 28 vs. 61 2.84 (1.27–6.34) 0.008 0.75
  FIGO stage (per stage) 37 vs. 20 vs. 31 vs. 5 2.54 (1.64–3.92) <0.001 2.60 (1.48–4.57) 0.001
  LVSI (yes vs. no) 48 vs. 45 3.35 (1.34–8.40) 0.006 0.18

Cox proportional hazard regression test. Examined all the collected variables and only significant variables are listed. HR, hazard ratio; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; FIGO, the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; LVSI, lymphovascular space invasion.