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. 2018 Jan 15;15(3):3852–3857. doi: 10.3892/ol.2018.7797

Table III.

Multivariate regression analysis in predicting the survival of patients with renal carcinoma.

Event-free survival Overall survival


Variable HR (95% CI) P-value HR (95% CI) P-value
Age
  <60 2.590 (0.624–10.745) 0.190 2.119 (0.461–9.729) 0.334
  ≥60
Sex
  Female 0.650 (0.156–2.703) 0.553 0.799 (0.174–3.671) 0.773
  Male
TNM stage
  I 5.521 (1.321–23.076) 0.019a 9.468 (2.052–43.679) 0.004a
  II–IV
Tumor stage
  T1-2 0.678 (0.259–1.777) 0.429 0.512 (0.184–1.424) 0.200
  T3-4
Nodal status
  N0 1.450 (0.508–4.143) 0.488 1.434 (0.482–4.269) 0.517
  N1
Metastasis
  M0 1.470 (0.723–2.986) 0.287 1.198 (0.548–2.618) 0.650
  M1
Nuclear grade
  1–2 0.962 (0.668–1.385) 0.834 0.924 (0.632–1.349) 0.681
  3–4
RSF1 expression status
  High 0.176 (0.066–0.472) 0.001a 4.023 (1.263–12.820) 0.019a
  Low

P-value was obtained using a χ2 test.

a

P<0.05 is considered to indicate a statistically significant difference (two-sided). HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; RSF1, remodeling and spacing factor 1; TNM, tumor node metastasis.