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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2017 Aug 25;123(23):4701–4708. doi: 10.1002/cncr.30932

Table 3.

Association of long-term changes in weight or BMI with overall and CRC-specific survival, modeled continuously or categorically.

Overall mortality CRC-specific mortality


n(deaths) HR* 95% CI p-value n(deaths) HR* 95% CI p-value
Per 5kg loss 2049(344) 1.13 1.07–1.21 <0.001 2049(91) 1.25 1.13–1.39 <0.001
Per 1kg/m2 loss 2049(344) 1.07 1.03–1.11 <0.001 2049(91) 1.13 1.06–1.20 <0.001
Gain >5% 678(88) 1.01 0.76–1.35 0.95 678(20) 0.9 0.51–1.60 0.73
Same (+/-5%) 985(139) Ref. 985(31) Ref.
Loss >5% 386(117) 2.58 1.97–3.38 <0.001 386(40) 4.31 2.63–7.06 <0.001
Gain >2kg 821(114) 1.11 0.83–1.48 0.50 821(27) 1.22 0.67–2.24 0.52
Same (+/-2kg) 711(92) Ref. 711(18) Ref.
Loss >2kg 517(138) 2.03 1.52–2.70 <0.001 517(46) 4.22 2.38–7.49 <0.001
*

Adjusted for age at diagnosis, sex, smoking history, NSAID use, stage at diagnosis, time from diagnosis to baseline survey, baseline BMI category, and study.

Stratified by age at diagnosis (proportional hazards violation).