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. 2017 Mar 31;8(22):36354–36367. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.16754

Table 2. Association of candidate gene methylation levels and clinicopathologic variables with overall survival in NSCLC cohort.

Variables Univariate HR (95%CI) Univariate P value Multivariate HR (95%CI) Multivariate P value
Age at surgery (years) 0.994 (0.937–1.054) 0.838 NA*
Gender (Male/Female) 1.304 (0.345–4.932) 0.696 NA*
Diagnosis (LUSC/LUAD) 1.036 (0.301–3.558) 0.956 NA*
Disease stage (III+IV/ I+II) 44.761 (5.721–350.202) < 0.001 2.101 (0.083–53.323) 0.653
Smoking behavior (Yes/No) 2.154 (0.570–8.140) 0.258 NA*
Tumor location (Left lung/Right lung) 0.846 (0.245–2.914) 0.79 NA*
RECIST (PD/PR+SD) 108.952 (13.796–860.410) < 0.001 57.750 (2.296–1452.838) 0.014
SFRP1 methylation 1.005 (1.000–1.011) 0.055 1.001 (0.996–1.007) 0.568
SFRP2 methylation 1.000 (0.998–1.002) 0.788 NA*
PRKCB methylation 1.006 (0.987–1.026) 0.536 NA*
WIF1 methylation 0.998 (0.989–1.006) 0.570 NA*

Bold value indicates statistical significance. * Not assessed due to an insignificant result in the univariate analysis (P > 0.1). Dichotomous data set the latter category as reference. PD: progressive disease; SD: stable disease; PR: partial response; HR: hazard ratio; CI: confidence interval; RECIST: Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors.