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. 2017 Aug 18;6(9):e1331194. doi: 10.1080/2162402X.2017.1331194

Table 4.

Univariate outcome analysis of recurrence-free survival and overall survival after pulmonary metastasectomy.

  Recurrence-free survival
Overall survival
  Mean survival (months) p-value Mean survival (months) p-value
Sex        
 Male 17 (9–25) 0.081 67 (49–84) 0.685
 Female 31 (17–33)   66 (44–87)
Age (years)        
 <64 y 22 (13–32) 0.857 51 (39–62) 0.714
 ≥ 64 y 26 (15–38)   69 (49–89)
Location        
 Colon 19 (13–25) 0.796 68 (48–88) 0.743
 Rectum 28 (16–40)   53 (41–65)
UICC stage        
 I + II 23 (12–35) 0.721 43 (32–55) 0.061
 III + IV 26 (17–36)   87 (66–107)
Chemotherapy before metastasectomy        
 Yes 24 (16–33 0.683 70 (53–87) 0.538
 No 26 (10–41)   45 (30–59)
Chemotherapy after metastasectomy        
 Yes 22 (15–29) 0.589 59 (46–71) 0.269
 No 29 (10–48)   97 (70–125)
Previous liver metastasis        
 Yes 14 (7–21) 0.055 49 (34–63) 0.447
 No 30 (20–40)   70 (52–88)
Lung metastasis free survival        
 <36 23 (15–31) 0.952 69 (50–89) 0.931
 ≥36 22 (12–32)   55 (41–69)
Number of metastasis        
 Singular 20 (14–25) 0.448 72 (54–89) 0.551
 Multiple 33 (14–53)   56 (28–84)
PD1 – Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes        
 Low 24 (16–33) 0.766 78 (60–96) 0.011
 High 24 (12–35)   35 (25–44)
PD1 – Tumor cells        
 Low 28 (14–41) 0.918 83 (57–109) 0.425
 High 21 (15–28)   59 (45–74)
PD-L1 – Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes        
 Negative 15 (6–23) 0.310 38 (29–46) 0.307
 Positive 26 (17–35)   73 (55–90)
PD-L1 – Tumor cells        
 Negative 16 (10–23) 0.538 74 (51–98) 0.628
 Positive 26 (17–35)   71 (52–89)