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. 2016 Aug 26;7(39):64168–64181. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.11638

Table 2. Univariate and multivariate survival analysis using Cox proportional hazard model for overall survival.

Variables Univariate Multivariate
p value HR 95% CI p value
CDH17
[−] vs. [+] vs. [++] 0.030* 0.640 0.425-0.963 0.032*
CLDN18
[−] vs. [+] vs. [++] 0.549 0.810 0.541-1.214 0.308
CLDN7
[−] vs. [+] vs. [++] 0.131 0.870 0.594-1.276 0.476
Age
[≤60] vs. [61-70] vs. [≥71] 0.473 1.015 0.989-1.042 0.252
Sex
[Male] vs. [Female] 0.903 1.268 0.692-2.325 0.443
Tumor size (mm)
[≤50] vs. [51-100] vs. [≥101] 0.091 0.720 0.445-1.164 0.18
Stage
[IIA-B] vs. [IIIA-C] vs. [IV] <0.001** 2.493 1.284-4.837 0.007*
T classification
[T1b+T2] vs. [T3] vs. [T4a+T4b] 0.0013** 1.787 0.966-3.309 0.064
Lymphatic invasion
[ly0-1] vs. [ly2-3] 0.133 1.381 0.67-2.845 0.381
Venous invasion
[v0-1] vs. [v2-3] 0.717 0.568 0.309-1.046 0.069
# of LN metastases
[5-10] vs. [11-20] vs. [≥21] <0.001** 1.753 1.143-2.688 0.010*
Histology
[I+M] vs. [D] 0.211 0.506 0.272-0.941 0.032*

Multivariate survival analysis demonstrated that weak or negative expression of CDH17, advanced stage, more lymph node metastases, and diffuse-type histology are independent factors for significantly worse prognosis. HR, Hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval. I, intestinal type; M, mixed type; D, diffuse type.

*

p <0.05,

**

p <0.01.