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. 2020 Aug 18;12:7405–7417. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S263559

Table 3.

Univariate and Multivariate Survival Analyses of OS in Patients with ESCC

Univariate Analysis *Multivariate Analysis
HR (95% CI) P value HR (95% CI) P value
Age (≥60 vs <60) 1.203 (0.758–1.908) 0.4332
Gender (Male vs Female) 2.012 (0.873–4.641) 0.100
BMI (≥24 vs <24) 1.188 (0.750–1.882) 0.4624
Smoking history (Yes vs No) 1.618 (0.923–2.836) 0.0931
Tumor location (Lower vs Upper + Middle) 1.231 (0.694–2.182) 0.4777
Pathologic M (M1 vs M0) 3.695 (2.134–6.397) <0.0001 2.296 (1.247–4.225) 0.0076
Pathologic N (N2–N3 vs N0–N1) 2.066 (1.182–3.610) 0.0109
Pathologic T (T3–T4 vs T1–T2) 1.591 (0.992–2.551) 0.054
Grade (G3–G4 vs G1–G2) 2.107 (1.293–3.433) 0.0028
Recurrence (Yes vs No) a 2.546 (1.549–4.184) <0.0001 2.184 (1.298–3.672) 0.0032
Tissue Δ133p53/p53 ratio (≥ 2.6470 vs < 2.6470) 4.496 (2.742–7.375) <0.0001 3.864 (2.293–6.511) <0.0001
Serum Δ133p53/p53 ratio (≥ 2.9160 vs < 2.9160) 2.559 (1.617–4.050) <0.0001 2.503 (1.465–4.276) 0.0011

Notes: a149 of 180 patients with regular follow–up checks for recurrence after surgery. Univariate and multivariate Cox survival (Forward Stepwise Likelihood Ratio method) analyses were applied to assess the hazard ratios (HRs) and P value. *Adjusting for age, gender, BMI, smoking history, tumor location, pathologic M, N and T stage, grade, recurrence, tissue Δ133p53/p53 ratio and serum Δ133p53/p53 ratio, respectively.