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. 2018 Nov 23;34(2):309–317. doi: 10.1007/s00384-018-3198-0

Table 3.

Low soluble ICAM-1 and normal CEA concentrations are associated with improved survival in human colorectal carcinoma (n = 297)

n 5-year overall survival (%)/95% CI p value 5-year cancer-related survival (%)/95% CI p value
sICAM-1low (< 290 ng/ml) 208 75.2/69.3–81.1 83.4/78.1–88.7
sICAM-1high (≥ 290 ng/ml) 89 52.5/42.1–62.9 0.000023 66.2/55.6–76.8 0.0000144
CEA normal (< 5 ng/ml) 199 82.3/77.0–87.6 90.8/86.7–94.9
CEA elevated (≥ 5 ng/ml) 98 40.5/30.7–50.3 4.123E−10 52.1/41.3–61.9 5.135E−14
UICC stages
 Stage I + II sICAM-1low 135 85.0/78.9–91.1 94.2/90.1–98.3
sICAM-1high 37 72.6/58.1–87.1 0.097 96.2/85.6–100 0.861
 Stage III sICAM-1low 40 82.1/10.1–94.1 94.2/86.4–100
sICAM-1high 23 64.7/44.9–84.5 0.048 84.1/67.6–100 0.114
 Stage IV sICAM-1low 33 27.3/12.0–42.6 28.2/12.5–43.9
sICAM-1high 29 17.2/3.5–30.9 0.257 19.2/4.5–33.9 0.265
 Stage I + II CEA normal 136 88.2/82.7–93.7 96.0/92.5–99.5
CEA elevated 36 60.4/44.1–76.7 0.009 87.9/75.0–100 0.107
 Stage III CEA normal 47 78.1/66.1–90.1 92.3/83.9–100
CEA elevated 16 68.8/46.1–91.5 0.990 86.5/69.1–100 0.657
 Stage IV CEA normal 16 43.8/19.5–68.1 43.8/19.5–68.1
CEA elevated 46 15.2/4.8–25.6 0.082 16.5/5.3–27.7 0.111

sICAM-1 soluble intercellular adhesion molecule-1, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, UICC Union Internationale Contre le Cancer

All R classifications are included in the survival analysis