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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2014 Jan 21;120(7):983–991. doi: 10.1002/cncr.28532

Table 2.

Disease specific survival in univariate analysis and multivariate models

Clinicopathologic Variables Univariable Multivariable

HR 95% CI P HR 95%CI P
Age (per year increase) 1.03 1.00 to 1.06 .02 1.00 .97 to 1.04 .98
Race
 Non-Black Ref. Ref.
 Black 5.87 1.76 to 19.55 .004 5.59 .84 to 37.38 .08
BMI
 Normal Ref. Ref.
 Overweight 1.34 .59 to 3.06 .49 1.82 .64 to 5.22 .26
 Obese 2.65 1.07 to 6.59 .04 5.01 1.69 to 14.81 .004
Smoking
 Never Ref. Ref.
 Former 1.24 .55 to 2.78 .60 2.00 .74 to 5.38 .17
 Current .97 .40 to 2.34 .94 .67 .17 to 2.66 .57
Diabetes Mellitus
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 2.47 .86 to 7.09 .09 .80 .23 to 2.81 .73
T stage
 T1 Ref. Ref.
 T2 2.06 1.02 to 4.19 .05 1.73 .71 to 4.25 .23
Tumor Grade
 1 Ref. Ref.
 2 3.63 1.09 to 12.11 .04 3.14 .67 to 14.68 .15
 3 6.32 1.40 to 28.57 .02 4.35 .74 to 25.45 .10
Perineural Invasion
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 4.97 2.00 to 12.34 .001 3.44 1.21 to 9.76 .02
Vascular Invasion
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 3.67 1.68 to 8.05 .001 2.42 .86 to 6.80 .09
Lymph Node
Involvement
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 2.69 1.33 to 5.42 .006 2.73 0.77 to 9.69 .12
Postoperative
Radiation
 No Ref. Ref.
 Yes 1.58 .78 to 3.17 .20 .46 .12 to 1.69 .24

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; Ref, reference (HR = 1.0)