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. 2017 Jan 2;8(6):10348–10358. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.14411

Table 4. Univariate and multivariate analyses using the Cox proportional hazards model for clinical and clinicopathological factors that affected overall survival after small cell lung cancer (SCLC) resection for SCLC.

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HRa (95%C.I.b) P HR (95%C.I.) P
Age (years)
 ≧65 vs. <65 1.035 (0.634-1.746) 0.893
Sex
 Male vs. Female 1.435 (0.833-2.633) 0.200
Smoking history (pack-years)
 ≧20 vs. <20 1.107 (0.561-2.513) 0.785
ECOG PSc
 1 vs. 0 1.618 (0.934-2.703) 0.084
Histlogy
 SCLCd vs. 0.948 (0.574-1.627) 0.840
 Combined SCLC
pTe
 T2-4 vs. T1 1.666 (1.041-2.671) 0.034 1.812 (1.115-2.947) 0.017
pNf
 N1-3 vs. N0 1.508 (0.920-2.428) 0.102
Adjuvant chemotherapy
 Yes vs. No 0.524 (0.325-0.854) 0.010 0.546 (0.338-0.892) 0.016
Notch1
 High vs. Low 0.517 (0.265-0.927) 0.026 0.503 (0.255-0.913) 0.023
Numb
 High vs. Low 1.367 (0.856-2.186) 0.190

a Hazard ratio.

b Confidence interval.

c Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status.

d Small cell lung cancer.

e Pathological tumor classification.

f Pathological lymph node status.