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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Surg Oncol. 2019 Aug 26;120(6):932–939. doi: 10.1002/jso.25679

TABLE 4.

Clinicopathologic factors associated with overall survival for entire cohort

Variable Univariable Cox regression Multivariable Cox regression
HR (95% CI) P
value
HR
(95% CI)
P
value
Age at diagnosis, y
 ≤60 Reference Reference
 >60 3.07 (1.92–4.90) <.01 1.91
(1.17–3.12)
<.01
Sex
 Male Reference -
 Female 1.13 (0.73–1.76) .59 -
Race
 White Reference -
 Non - White 2.06 (1.23–3.44) .06 -
Charlson-Deyo
score
 0 Reference -
 1 1.25 (0.72–2.19) .43 -
 2+ 2.51 (1.14–5.51) .02 -
Tumor
differentiation
 Well Reference Reference
 Moderately 1.48 (0.48–4.58) .05 1.32
(0.42–4.14)
.63
 Poorly/ 9.26 <.01 3.65 <.01
 undifferentiated (4.96–17.30) (1.87–7.11)
 Not determined 0.55 (0.22–1.39) .21 0.51
(0.20–1.31)
.16
Margin status
 Negative Reference -
 Positive 2.75 (1.63–4.63) <.01 -
PReSS risk group
 Group 0 Reference Reference
 Group 1 1.97 (0.40–9.76) 0.41 1.35
(0.27–6.74)
.72
 Group 2 11.70
(3.33–41.06)
<.01 5.47
(1.50–19.98)
.01
 Group 3 25.49
(7.99–81.31)
<.01 8.61
(2.53–29.22)
<.01

Note: Number of observations in the original data set = 383. Number of observations used = 320. Bold indicates statistical significance. Backward selection with an α level of removal of .05 was used. The following variables were removed from the model: sex, Charlson‐Deyo score, margin status.

Abbreviaitons: CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; PReSS, Pre-operative Rectal Stratification Score.