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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Gastrointest Surg. 2018 Aug 6;23(1):84–92. doi: 10.1007/s11605-018-3890-y

Table 3.

Univariate and multivariate analysis of overall survival for patients with recurrence after two-stage hepatectomy

Variable N(%) 5-year
survival
rate, %
Univariate
P value
Hazard
ratio
95%
confidence
interval
Multivariate
P value
All patients 83 42
Preoperative factors
    Age, >60 years 55 (66) 47 0.798
    Preoperative chemotherapy 82 (99) 41 0.110
    Rectal primary tumor 30 (36) 37 0.264
    Positive primary tumor nodal
status
63 (75) 46 0.569
    Synchronous presentation 72 (87) 41 0.929
    Extra-hepatic disease 16 (19) 38 0.764
Histopathologic factors
    Total number of tumors > 5 51 (61) 33 0.306
    Largest tumor diameter > 5 cm 18 (22) 33 0.817
    Positive surgical margin at
either stage of TSH
29 (35) 39 0.900
    Complete pathologic response 11 (15) 44 0.665
    RAS mutation 36 (46) 19 0.006 2.25 1.16–4.50 0.016
Postoperative factors
    Portal vein embolization 59 (71) 40 0.980
    Interval chemotherapy 31 (37) 28 0.994
    Major complication at either
Stage of TSH
19 (23) 34 0.287
    Adjuvant chemotherapy 54 (70) 44 0.973
Recurrence-related factors
    First recurrence at multiple sites 25 (30) 24 0.005 2.28 1.17–4.37 0.016
    Resection for recurrence 31 (37) 67 <0.001 0.25 0.10–0.54 <0.001

TSH, two-stage hepatectomy