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. 2017 Feb 13;17:26. doi: 10.1186/s12935-017-0395-9

Table 3.

Univariate and multivariate survival analyses for patients with primary TSCC using proportional hazards methods

Variable Univariate survival analysis Multivariate survival analysis
Hazard ratio 95% CI P value Hazard ratio 95% CI P value
Gender (male, female) 1.651 0.739–3.688 0.221 1.428 0.599–3.405 0.422
Age (≤60, >60) 0.753 0.338–1.680 0.489 1.374 0.601–3.141 0.452
Smoking (no, yes) 1.253 0.653–1.835 0.524 1.372 0.665–1.732 0.536
Alcohol use (no, yes) 1.121 0.547–1.538 0.753 1.231 0.557–1.861 0.643
Tumor size (T1–T2, T3–T4) 1.331 0.528–3.357 0.544 1.447 0.505–4.147 0.491
Pathological grade (I, II–III) 1.258 0.490–1.994 0.117 1.246 0.444–3.496 0.676
Cervical nodal metastasis (N0, N+) 1.759 1.240–3.291 0.042 1.696 1.104–3.067 0.056
Clinical stage (I–II, III–IV) 1.203 0.688–1.824 0.095 0.922 0.524–1.622 0.778
SUZ12 expression (lowa, high) 3.023 1.216–7.516 0.017 2.848 1.121–7.240 0.028

The numbers in italic indicate statistical significance with p values <0.05

aBoth of patients with low and negative SUZ12 staining are stratified into low SUZ12 category for simplicity