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. 2019 Mar 1;9:3209. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-39965-x

Table 3.

Multivariate analysis of the association between clinicopathological characteristics and overall survival.

Variables Parameters Total (n) OR 95% CI p-value
Age* ≤61 years 126 1 Ref. Ref.
>61 years 107 1.45 1.09–1.93 0.01
Histology Acinar 119 1 Ref. Ref.
Mucinous 5 0.77 0.27–2.20 0.63
Lepidic 8 1.01 0.43–2.39 0.98
Papillary 27 1.22 0.76–1.97 0.41
Solid 74 1.91 1.36–2.68 <0.0001
Loss of weight** No 105 1 Ref. Ref.
<10% 81 1.11 0.80–1.53 0.55
>10% 47 1.72 1.17–2.54 0.006
PS ECOG 0 13 1 Ref. Ref
1 122 1.64 0.78–3.46 0.16
2 42 2.43 1.07–5.51 0.03
3 or 4 56 6.28 2.80–14.08 <0.0001
Metastasis at diagnosis CNS 74 1 Ref. Ref.
Other sites 159 0.62 0.45–0.85 0.004
TKi_EGFR Yes_WT 13 1 Ref. Ref.
Yes_Mutated 48 0.91 0.45–1.84 0.926
No_WT 152 1.75 0.92–3.31 0.052
No_Mutated 20 3.79 1.73–8.33 0.001
KRAS mutations WT 194 1 Ref. Ref.
Mutated 39 2.93 1.94–4.42 <0.0001

*Only patients diagnosed at stage IV were included in this analysis. n, number of patients; OR, odds ratio; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; p-value: significance of Cox Regression; Ref., reference group; *age was categorized into two groups considering the average age of the entire series as the cutoff; **Loss of weight <10% and >10% of total body weight; PS ECOG, performance status ECOG (Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group); CNS, central nervous system; TKi_EGFR, combination of two variables (TKi treatment and EGFR mutation). Significant associations are indicated in bold.