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. 2017 Jun 16;8(44):76003–76014. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.18537

Table 3. Univariate and multivariate analyses of NEDD9, BCAR1 and clinical variables in CIR.

Cohort 1 (n = 59) Cohort 2 (n = 185)
CIR Univariate Multivariate Univariate Multivariate
Variable Item HR 95% CI P value HR 95% CI P value HR 95% CI P value HR 95% CI P value
Age  < 50 years 1 1
 > 50 years 1.160 (0.453–2.970) 0.760 1.080 (0.656–1.770) 0.770
Sex  Male 1 1
 Female 0.842 (0.326–2.180) 0.720 1.030 (0.634–1.680) 0.900
WBC  < 20 × 109/l 1 1
 >20 × 109/l 2.110 (0.710–6.250) 0.180 2.080 (0.623–6.940) 0.230 1.090 (0.672–1.780) 0.720
FLT3  FLT3/ITD 1 1
 FLT3/ITD+ 1.300 (0.714–2.370) 0.390 1.720 (1.100–2.680) 0.016 1.660 (0.911–3.024) 0.098
NPM1  NPM1 1 1
 NPM1+ 0.875 (0.456–1.680) 0.690 0.814 (0.501–1.320) 0.410
FLT3/NPM1 Favorable 1 1
Unfavorable 6.360 (0.903–44.700) 0.063 6.050 (0.870–42.050) 0.069 2.030 (1.140–3.620) 0.016 1.615 (0.855–3.052) 0.140
NEDD9 Underexpression 1 1
Overexpression 0.606 (0.185–1.990) 0.410 0.519 (0.278–0.969) 0.040 0.441 (0.220–0.884) 0.021
BCAR1 Underexpression 1 1
Overexpression 0.578 (0.134–2.490) 0.460 0.767 (0.409–1.440) 0.410

Gray and Fine and Gray tests for CIR were used to analyze the statistical significance. P value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant (Bold values). “–“ indicates that variables were not included in the multivariate analyses (P value > 0.250 in the univariate analysis). HR; Hazard ratio. CI; Confidence interval. CIR; Cumulative incidence of relapse. WBC; White blood cells.