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. 2016 Jan 28;4(4):515–522. doi: 10.3892/mco.2016.755

Table III.

Patient survival according to different staging systems.

Staging system MST (months) 95% CI P-value (overall) P-value in each adjacent group
JIS system   0.001
  1 (n=5) 19.1 19.0–19.2 1 vs. 2, 0.132
  2 (n=35) 11.3   5.2–17.5 2 vs. 3, 0.088
  3 (n=76)   7.6   5.2–10.0 3 vs. 4, 0.013
  4 (n=27)   3.9   2.8–5.0
BCLC classification system   0.045
  A (early stage, n=1)   NT   NT
  B (intermediate stage, n=49) 11.4   7.6–15.1 B vs. C, 0.017
  C (advanced stage, n=93)   6.1   4.5–7.7
TNM classification system   0.007
  Stage II (n=7) 19.0   7.1–31.0 II vs. III, 0.336
  Stage III (n=45) 11.4   6.5–16.3 III vs. IV, 0.007
  Stage IV (n=91)   5.7   4.5–7.0
CLIP scoring system   0.038
  1 (n=54) 11.8   7.7–15.9 1 vs. 2, 0.315
  2 (n=48)   6.1   3.3–8.9 2 vs. 3, 0.117
  3 (n=31)   4.1   1.2–7.1 3 vs. 4, 0.895
  4 (n=10)   4.3   2.8–5.9
CUPI scoring system <0.001
  Low-risk group (L) (n=106)   9.4   6.3–12.4 L vs. I, 0.005
  Intermediate-risk group (I) (n=33)   4.4   3.6–5.2 I vs. H, 0.001
  High-risk group (H) (n=4)   1.5   0.7–2.3

JIS, Japan Integrated Staging; BCLC, Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer; TNM, TUMOR-NODE-METASTASIS; CLIP, Cancer of the Liver Italian Program; CUPI, Chinese University Prognostic Index; MST, median survival time; CI, confidence interval; NT, not tested.