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. 2019 Jan 30;10(5):1325–1332. doi: 10.7150/jca.28220

Table 3.

Univariate and multivariate regression analysis of the influence of factors on the survival of patients with MDS.

Variable 5-year survival Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Log rank χ2 test P HR (95%CI) P
Gender 153.143 <0.001
Male 27.6% 1.243(1.209-1.278) <0.001
Female 33.6% Reference
Age 2779.272 <0.001
<60 y 52.7% Reference
60-69 y 40.2% 1.540(1.459-1.624) <0.001
70-79 y 30.7% 2.034(1.937-2.137) <0.001
≥80 y 16.9% 3.014(2.868-3.167) <0.001
Race 101.353 <0.001
White 29.4% Reference
Black 38.7% 0.912(0.868-0.958) <0.001
Other§ 31.6% 0.993(0.944-1.046) 0.801
Year of diagnosis 5.233 0.022
2001-2007 30.8% Reference
2008-2014 29.7% 1.018(0.990-1.046) 0.212
Marital Status 568.582 <0.001
Married 33.0% Reference
Never married 36.9% 0.910(0.870-0.950) <0.001
Divorced/Separated 31.6% 1.060(1.011-1.111) 0.015
Widowed 21.4% 1.381(1.341-1.423) <0.001
Histologic Type 2113.316 <0.001
RA 40.7% Reference
RN - -
RT - -
RAS 46.4% 0.851(0.799-0.906) <0.001
RCMD 28.0% 1.365(1.275-1.461) <0.001
RAEB 11.2% 2.686(2.549-2.831) <0.001
RAEB-t 8.5% 3.240(2.739-3.834) <0.001
MDS 5q- 28.5% 1.326(1.210-1.453) <0.001
MDS/MPN 46.2% 1.014(0.924-1.112) 0.770
t-MDS 26.6% 1.703(1.406-2.062) <0.001
MDS-NOS 30.2% 1.302(1.245-1.361) <0.001

§Other includes American Indians/Alaska natives, Asian/Pacific Islanders. Unable to statistics the 5-year survival of RN and RT because no data in the SEER.