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. 2016 Jun 5;5(8):1821–1829. doi: 10.1002/cam4.758

Table 3.

Impact of marital status on CSS of gastric cancer

Variables CSS
HR3 (95% CI) P
Sex
Male Reference
Female 0.956 (0.920–0.992) 0.018
Age* 1.018 (1.017–1.020) <0.001
Race
White Reference
Black 1.049 (0.994–1.107) 0.079
Hispanic 0.969 (0.924–1.017) 0.205
Other 0.773 (0.733–0.816) <0.001
Year of diagnosis
2004–2005 Reference
2006–2007 0.913 (0.874–0.953) <0.001
2008–2009 0.871 (0.833–0.910) <0.001
2010 0.876 (0.828–0.926) <0.001
Tumor location
Noncardia Reference
Cardia 1.007 (0.968–1.048) 0.728
Differentiated grade
Well/moderate b Reference
Poor/un c 1.225 (1.172–1.281) <0.001
Unknown 1.420 (1.341–1.503) <0.001
Histological type
Adenocarcinoma Reference
Mucinous cell adenocarcinoma 0.825 (0.734–0.928) 0.001
Signet ring cell carcinoma 1.053 (1.012–1.097) 0.012
Stage
I Reference
II 1.513 (1.412–1.621) <0.001
III 2.272 (2.130–2.424) <0.001
IV 5.445 (5.171–5.734) <0.001
Marital status
Married Reference
Single (never married) 1.279 (1.216–1.344) <0.001
Divorced/separated 1.217 (1.149–1.290) <0.001
Widowed 1.274 (1.209–1.342) <0.001

HR3 adjusted for demographics (age, sex, and race), tumor location, histological type, differentiated grade, stage, and year of diagnosis. CSS, cause‐specific survival; CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio.

*Age was analyzed as continuous measurement.

bHighly / moderately differentiated.

cPoorly differentiated / undifferentiated.