Skip to main content
. 2017 Jan 15;8(2):249–257. doi: 10.7150/jca.16409

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate analyses for overall survival in R1-resected esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (n=124).

Characteristics Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
OS (median, CI) P value Hazard Ratio (CI) P value
Age (years) 0.495
< 60 24.0 (18.1-29.9)
≥ 60 25.6 (15.4-35.8)
Sex 0.444
Male 26.9 (21.0-32.9)
Female 24.0 (7.5-40.4)
ECOG PS 0.068
0-1 26.9 (19.7-34.2)
2 17.8 (6.6-28.9)
Weight loss
< 10% 28.2 (22.6-33.8) 0.222
≥ 10% 18.9 (15.5-22.4)
Tumor Location 0.877
Upper 22.9 (14.1-31.7)
Middle 28.5 (20.1-36.9)
Lower 26.9 (18.0-35.6)
Multiple 45.3
pT stage 0.515
T1,2 32.8 (2.7-62.9)
T3,4 24.0 (18.8-29.3)
pN stage 0.028 0.004
N0 29.5 (10.5-48.5) 1
N1-3 23.0 (15.0-31.0) 2.192 (1.284-3.742)
pTNM stage 0.091
Ia, b+IIa, b 29.5(11.6-47.3)
IIIa, b, c 24.0 (20.4-30.8)
Surgical technique 0.365
Ivor Lewis 17.7 (0-36.3)
McKeown 28.2 (19.4-37.1)
Laparotomy + left thoracotomy 25.6 (19.4-31.8)
Adjuvant CT 0.032 0.004
No 20.5 (13.6-27.5) 1
Yes 32.5 (22.2-42.9) 0.481 (0.291-0.794)
Adjuvant RT 0.439
No 23.0 (15.2-30.8)
Yes 29.5 (21.0-38.0)

Weight loss was assessed over a 6-month period prior to surgery;

CT: chemotherapy; RT: radiotherapy.