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. 2017 Jun 29;4(1-2):36–44. doi: 10.1159/000477721

Table 3.

Kaplan-Meier (univariate) analysis considering the most important factors of 5-year survival

Variable 5-year survival, n (%) Median survival, months 95% CI p value (log rank test)
Gender
 Male 29 (43) 39 27.971–50.029 0.151
 Female 35 (31) 34 25.450–42.550
Age
 81–85 years 48 (36) 39 29.808–48.192 0.048
 86–90 years 16 (38) 38 17.888–58.112
 >90 years 1 (10) 24 0.0000–59.639
Underlying diseases
 0–1 23 (40) 56 36.040–58.560 0.027
 2 29 (34) 37 33.131–40.548
 3 12 (27) 30 23.135–36.954
Operation
 Radical 63 (40) 45 35.337–54.663 0.0001
 Palliative 1 (3) 8 4.422–11.578
Postoperative morbidity
 Yes 19 (34) 31 14.650–47.350 0.230
 No 46 (36) 39 31.926–50.214
UICC stage
 I 23 (40) 49 22.109–75.891 0.0001
 II 29 (34) 52 35.751–68.249
 III 10 (26) 34 24.998–43.002
 IV 1 (20) 8 4.897–11.1
Histological grade
 I 18 (43) 47 24.771–69.229 0.085
 II 36 (34) 38 29.353–46.647
 III 10 (26) 17 4.918–29.082
Tumor size
 <20 mm 14 (47) 50 45.580–54.420 0.0001
 21–50 mm 40 (42) 40 25.161–54.839
 >50 mm 10 (17) 23 11.078–34.922
Number of lymph nodes
 0 47 (42) 47 35.281–58.719 0.0001
 1–3 16 (33) 31 18.655–43.345
 4–6 1 (6) 15 4.679–25.230
 >6 0 (0) 8 0.000–20.002
Venous invasion
 Yes 2 (4) 17 8.450–25.550 0.0001
 No 62 (48) 56 53.704–58.296
Recurrence
 Yes 3 (7) 31 22.749–39.251 0.0001
 No 60 (53) 60 57.766–62.234

CI, confidence interval; UICC, Union for International Cancer Control.