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. 2019 May 30;5:16. doi: 10.1038/s41523-019-0111-0

Table 2.

SETER/PR for prediction of progression-free survival

HR 95 % CI p
Chemotherapy (N = 33)
SETER/PR 0.935 0.426−2.053 0.868
Endocrine treatment (N = 97)
SETER/PR 0.420 0.273−0.644 <0.001
Endocrine treatment and relapsed stage IV (N = 79)
SETER/PR 0.407 0.253−0.654 <0.001
Endocrine treatment and relapsed stage IV
SETER/PR 0.534 0.299−0.955 0.035
PR status 0.604 0.335−1.087 0.093
Visc. met. 1.502 0.851−2.653 0.161
Event >2 2.904 1.457−5.788 0.002
Prior Sens. 0.466 0.246−0.884 0.019
Endocrine treatment and relapsed stage IV and prior sensitivity (N = 46)
SETER/PR 0.287 0.147−0.561 <0.001
Endocrine treatment and relapsed stage IV and prior sensitivity
SETER/PR 0.303 0.143−0.642 0.002
PR status 0.497 0.249−0.992 0.047
Visc. met. 1.063 0.509−2.220 0.871
Event >2 3.779 1.699−8.407 0.001

Cox regression analyses for prediction of progression-free survival using the dichotomized SETER/PR. Results are shown for patients that received chemotherapy and those that received endocrine treatment. Uni- and multivariate analyses are shown for the clinically relevant subgroups of patients that received endocrine treatment and presented with relapsed stage IV disease and the subset of patients with a prior history of endocrine sensitivity

HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval