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. 2019 Feb 10;8(3):1074–1085. doi: 10.1002/cam4.2001

Table 2.

Overall survival (OS) analysis of Chinese and U.S. SCCE patients

Group ONE (n = 137) Group TWO (n = 385)
No. MST (m, 95% CI) 5‐year OS (%) P value No. MST (m, 95% CI) 5‐year OS (%) P value
Age
≤60 74 16.0 (13.2‐18.8) 11.1 101 11.0 (6.9‐15.1) 11.8
>60 63 12.5 (8.2‐16.8) 13.2 0.513 284 7.0 (5.7‐8.3) 6.1 0.001
Gender
Male 101 14.5 (10.9‐18.1) 11.9 238 8.0 (6.7‐9.3) 8.1
Female 36 15.5 (12.6‐18.4) 10.9 0.832 147 8.0 (6.2‐9.8) 7.0 0.756
VALSG stage
Localized 37 20.0 (10.9‐29.1) 22.7 64 19.0 (13.5‐24.5) 18.8
Regional 57 14.0 (10.5‐17.5) 10.0 72 12.0 (9.2‐14.8) 15.2
Extensive 43 9.0 (6.5‐11.5) 5.4 <0.001 199 5.0 (3.2‐6.8) 2.1
Unstaged 50 8.0 (13.5‐24.5) 6.0 <0.001
Pathological subtype
Pure SCCE 117 14.0 (11.2‐16.8) 12.0 367 8.0 (6.9‐9.1) 8.0
Combined SCCE 20 17.0 (15.7‐18.3) 13.8 0.331 18 9.0 (6.2‐11.8) 0 0.606
Surgery
Nonradical/no 45 12.0 (7.5‐16.5) 9.5 354 7.0 (6.0‐8.0) 7.2
Radical 92 17.0 (14.6‐19.4) 13.2 0.046 31 16.0 (11.7‐20.3) 12.9 0.041
Radiotherapy
No 92 12.0 (8.5‐15.5) 9.2 211 5.0 (3.5‐6.5) 2.4
Yes 45 17.0 (13.2‐20.8) 16.0 0.172 174 12.0 (9.1‐14.9) 14.1 <0.001
Chemotherapy
No 32 9.0 (7.5‐10.5) 7.6 130 2.0 (1.4‐2.6) 0
Yes 105 15.5 (13.1‐17.9) 13.0 0.016 255 11.0 (9.3‐12.7) 11.7 <0.001
Tumor location
Upper third 19 17.0 (11.6‐22.4) 27.5 25 9.0 (7.1‐10.9) 5.3
Mid‐third 83 15.5 (11.8‐19.2) 7.1 98 9.0 (6.7‐11.3) 7.8
Lower third 35 12.0 (6.6‐17.4) 14.6 0.340 173 8.0 (6.2‐9.8) 10.1 0.904
Primary Tumor length
<5 cm 57 18.0 (15.7‐20.3) 13.6
≥5 cm 80 11.0 (8.3‐13.7) 10.8 0.022
T stage
T1/2 50 18.0 (14.2‐21.8) 11.5
T3/4 87 13.0 (10.6‐15.4) 11.8 0.082
N stage
N‐ 37 20.0 (10.9‐29.1) 22.7
N+ 100 12.0 (9.7‐14.3) 8.3 0.001
TNM stage
I/IIA 35 19.0 (13.9‐24.1) 21.7
IIB 22 18.0 (12.8‐23.2) 13.9
III/IV 80 11.0 (8.5‐13.5) 9.5 0.013
Family history
No 116 15.0 (12.5‐17.5) 12.6
Yes 19 15.0 (10.1‐19.9) 9.1 0.804
Multimodal treatment
Local 31 9.0 (7.6‐10.4) 11.8
Systemic 11 8.0 (5.8‐10.2) 0
Local+systemic 95 17.0 (14.6‐19.4) 14.2 <0.001

SCCE, small cell carcinoma of the esophagus; VALSG, the Veterans’ Administration Lung Study Group; Local, surgery/radiotherapy; Systemic, chemotherapy.