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. 2017 Oct 13;12:54. doi: 10.1186/s13027-017-0163-4

Table 3.

Survival rates according to clinical and pathological data

Variable Progression-free survival Specific survival
Total events One-year p-value Total events One-year p-value
Sex
 Female 4 86.7 0.050 14 72.3 0.025
 Male 35 63.3 79 49.8
Age at diagnosis
  ≤ 60 years old 18 73.3 0.553 45 54.9 0.266
  > 60 years old 21 63.0 48 53.2
Alcohol consumption
  ≤ 20 years 5 74.6 0.218 16 62.0 0.301
  > 20 years 34 66.9 77 52.0
Tobacco consumption
  ≤ 20 years 11 51.3 0.158 19 49.0 0.796
  > 20 years 28 73.1 74 55.3
Clinical stagea
 I or II 6 91.2 0.019 13 78.6 <0.001
 III or IV 32 57.9 73 44.2
Histological gradea
 Well differentiated 4 76.2 0.170 10 63.5 0.426
 Moderately differentiated 18 72.4 55 48.8
Poorly differentiated 15 57.4 26 61.4
Surgery
 No 32 65.8 0.486 84 47.5 <0.001
 Yes 7 80.0 9 85.4
Chemoradiotherapy
 No 8 72.4 0.731 24 34.6 0.039
 Chemo or Radio 15 62.3 36 47.7
 Chemo and Radio 16 72.9 33 69.1
HPVa
 Negative 23 69.3 0.885 56 52.6 0.093
 Positive 3 71.4 11 31.3
p16a
 Negative 35 66.9 0.956 84 52.4 0.739
 Positive 4 75.2 9 60.6
p53a
 Negative 12 66.3 0.892 27 51.4 0.584
 Positive 26 67.0 63 54.9

aThere are missing values

Entries in boldface are significantly different