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. 2020 Jul 6;123(6):973–981. doi: 10.1038/s41416-020-0974-8

Table 3.

The value of independent variables in different Cox proportional hazards models as predictors of disease-free survival in high-risk II colon cancer.

Independent variables in different Cox proportional hazards models HR (95% CI) P-value
Stromaa 0.186
 Low stroma 1
 High stroma 1.657 (0.784–3.520)
DNA ploidya 0.015
 Diploid 1
 Non-diploid 2.585 (1.206–5.540)
Nucleotypinga 0.001
 Chromatin homogeneous 1
 Chromatin heterogeneous 3.309 (1.668–6.564)
DNA ploidy and nucleotypinga 0.001
 Diploid and chromatin homogeneous 1
 Diploid and chromatin heterogeneous or non-diploid and chromatin homogeneous 1.647 (0.700–4.002)
 Non-diploid and chromatin heterogeneous 4.439 (1.909–10.319)
Stroma and nucleotypinga 0.008
 Chromatin homogeneous and low stroma 1
 Chromatin homogeneous and high stroma or chromatin heterogeneous and low stroma 2.002 (0.952–4.211)
 Chromatin heterogeneous and high stroma 4.319 (1.655–11.268)
Stroma and DNA ploidya 0.024
 Diploid and low stroma 1
 Diploid and high stroma or non-diploid and low stroma 1.818 (0.786–4.205)
 Non-diploid and high stroma 3.764 (1.442–9.852)

A two-sided p-value of less than 0.008 was considered statistically significant.

aAdjusted age and pathological T-stage.