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. 2020 Sep 29;2020:2015648. doi: 10.1155/2020/2015648

Table 3.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of factors associated with overall survival and relapse-free survival in the GSE39582 cohort.

Univariate analysisb Multivariate analysisb
HR (95% CI) P valuea HR (95% CI) P valuea
GSE39582/OS (n = 566)
Gender (male vs. female) 1.21 (0.986-1.486) 0.068
Age (≤65 vs. >65) 0.763 (0.616-0.945) 0.013 0.748 (0.602-0.93) 0.009
Stage (III-IV vs. I-II) 1.496 (1.221-1.832) <0.001 1.483 (1.205-1.825) <0.001
KRAS (wild type vs. mutant) 0.804 (0.655-0.987) 0.037 0.823 (0.67-1.011) 0.063
BRAF (wild type vs. mutant) 0.928 (0.645-1.336) 0.688
TP53 (wild type vs. mutant) 0.881 (0.688-1.127) 0.313
ATP8B1 expression (low vs. high) 1.297 (1.028-1.638) 0.028 1.207 (0.953-1.53) 0.119
GSE39582/RFS (n = 566)
Gender (male vs. female) 1.182 (0.956-1.463) 0.123
Age (≤65 vs. >65) 1.117 (0.905-1.379) 0.301
Stage (III-IV vs. I-II) 2.067 (1.658-2.577) <0.001 1.934 (1.546-2.421) <0.001
KRAS (wild type vs. mutant) 0.781 (0.63-0.967) 0.023 0.814 (0.657-1.008) 0.06
BRAF (wild type vs. mutant) 1.051 (0.703-1.572) 0.809
TP53 (wild type vs. mutant) 0.804 (0.627-1.031) 0.085
ATP8B1 expression (low vs. high) 1.541 (1.153-2.059) 0.003 1.464 (1.089-1.969) 0.012

aCohorts were calculated using the Cox proportional hazards regression model. Bold indicates statistically significant values. bMultivariate analysis used the covariates associated with survival in the univariate models (P < 0.05). The Wald statistic was applied to test whether the covariates were independent variables (P < 0.05). Bold indicates statistically significant values.