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. 2019 Jul 4;11:6139–6150. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S200126

Table 2.

Analysis between average survival time (months) and clinicopathological features in 424 cases of lung adenocarcinoma

Clinicopathological Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Features Survival time (SE) 95%CI P Exp (B) 95%CI P
Age (years)
 ≤60 38.0 (1.94) (34.2, 41.8) 0.054 0.625 (0.501, 0.872) 0.003*
 >60 31.5 (2.10) (27.4, 35.6)
Gender
 Female 39.7 (2.11) (35.5, 43.8) 0.001* 0.645 (0.445, 0.940) 0.022*
 Male 30.6 (1.95) (26.8, 34.4)
Smoking status
 Smoker 29.8 (2.30) (25.3, 34.3) 0.014* 0.743 (0.527, 1.098) 0.144
 Nonsmoker 37.8 (1.85) (34.2, 41.4)
Pathological degree
 Well and moderated differentiation 39.6 (1.69) (36.2, 42.9) 0.000* 0.534 (0.392, 0.700) 0.000*
 Poor differentiation 20.1 (2.06) (16.1, 24.1)
Clinical stages
 I+II+III 46.5 (2.04) (42.5, 50.5) 0.000* 0.475 (0.192, 0.368) 0.000*
 IV 24.8 (1.73) (21.4, 28.2)
EGFR mutation
 Positive 42.2 (2.04) (38.2, 46.2) 0.000* 0.415 (0.288, 0.529) 0.000*
 Negative 26.3 (1.95) (22.5, 30.1)

Note: *P<0.05.

Abbreviations: SE, standard error; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval.