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. 2019 Aug 6;9:736. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2019.00736

Table 2.

Univariate Cox regression analysis of the risk factors in colorectal cancer.

Clinicopathologic features OS DFS
HR 95% CI P HR 95% CI P
Gender (male/female) 0.869 0.518–1.457 0.594 1.028 0.591–1.789 0.923
Age (≤60/>60) 0.915 0.550–1.522 0.733 0.709 0.404–1.244 0.230
Tumor size (cm) (>4.3/ ≤ 4.3) 1.596 0.959–2.655 0.072 1.456 0.840–2.524 0.181
Differentiation degree (well/moderate + poor) 0.901 0.530–1.532 0.700 1.054 0.600–1.850 0.855
T-stage (T3 + T4/T1 + T2) 9.112 2.224–37.343 0.002 15.330 2.117–111.036 0.007
N-stage (N1 + N2/N0) 4.047 2.359–6.944 0.000 3.369 1.902–5.967 0.000
M-stage (M1/M0) 6.456 2.304–18.902 0.000 7.305 2.246–23.760 0.001
Nerve invasion (positive/negative) 2.838 1.674–4.811 0.000 2.442 1.358–4.390 0.003
Vascular invasion (positive/negative) 2.015 1.210–3.355 0.007 1.995 1.148–3.465 0.014
TNM stage (III + IV/I + II) 4.332 2.507–7.487 0.000 3.333 1.881–5.905 0.000
NAPRT (high/low) 2.622 1.459–4.713 0.001 2.765 1.468–5.210 0.002
NAMPT (high/low) 3.518 2.085–5.935 0.000 3.05 1.743–5.337 0.000

OS, overall survival; DFS, disease- free survival. The bold values indicated that the P-value was smaller than 0.05.