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. 2015 Sep 12;30(10):1483–1489. doi: 10.3346/jkms.2015.30.10.1483

Table 3. Univariate and multivariate Cox regression models for the prediction of overall mortality in patients treated with radical nephroureterectomy for upper tract urothelial carcinoma.

Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR (95%, CI) P value HR (95%, CI) P value
Age (continuous) 1.027 (1.004-1.050) 0.021 1.019 (0.994-1.045) 0.139
Gender (female) 1.000 (0.635-1.576) 1.000
ASA-PS score (≥ 3) 2.084 (1.150-3.776) 0.015 1.981 (1.057-3.711) 0.033
BMI (continuous) 0.914 (0.853-0.979) 0.010 0.922 (0.853-0.998) 0.045
Smoking history (yes) 0.994 (0.612-1.614) 0.980
Tumor size (continuous) 1.009 (1.003-1.015) 0.004 1.005 (0.998-1.012) 0.199
Multiplicity (yes) 1.590 (1.028-2.458) 0.037 1.665 (0.939-2.952) 0.081
Pathologic T stage (≥ T3) and/or N stage (N1-2) 3.025 (1.734-5.278) < 0.001 1.964 (1.009-3.824) 0.047
Grade (high) 2.723 (1.478-5.018) 0.001 1.774 (0.861-3.658) 0.120
Concomitant CIS (yes) 0.757 (0.275-2.085) 0.591
Lymphovascular invasion (yes) 3.198 (2.061-4.960) < 0.001 2.400 (1.469-3.921) < 0.001
Margin status (positive surgical margin) 4.178 (2.256-7.738) < 0.001 2.478 (1.261-4.871) 0.008
Adjuvant chemotherapy (yes) 1.799 (1.108-2.921) 0.017 1.407 (0.776-2.550) 0.261

HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; ASA-PS, American Society of Anesthesiologists Physical Status; BMI, body mass index; CIS, carcinoma in situ.