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. 2015 Feb 16;3(3):713–719. doi: 10.3892/mco.2015.511

Table III.

Univariate and multivariate Cox analyses of factors associated with cancer-specific survival.

Factors Univariate Cox analysis Multivariate Cox analysis


HR (95% CI) P-value HR (95% CI) P-value
Age, years (≤59/>59) 1.300 (0.872–1.936) 0.198 NAa
Gender (F/M) 1.119 (0.717–1.745) 0.621 NAa
Tumor location (U/Md/L) 1.131 (0.837–1.527) 0.422 NAa
Tumor differentiation (high/moderate/poor) 1.352 (1.009–1.812) 0.043 1.276 (0.939–1.735) 0.119
Tumor length, cm (≤4.2/>4.2) 0.913 (0.613–1.360) 0.654 NAa
AJCC stage (I/II/III) 2.384 (1.660–3.424) <0.001 2.482 (1.728–3.566) <0.001
resected lymph nodes, no. (≤21/>21) 0.646 (0.431–0.971) 0.035 0.606 (0.403–0.910) 0.016
FOXF2 mRNA expression (high/low) 1.700 (1.077–2.681) 0.023 1.714 (1.085–2.708) 0.021
a

Not assessed due to an insignificant result in the univariate analysis (P>0.1). F, female; M, male; U, upper; Md, middle; L, lower; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; FOXF2, forkhead box F2; AJCC, American Joint Committee on Cancer.