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. 2012 Jan 13;103(3):587–592. doi: 10.1111/j.1349-7006.2011.02175.x

Table 2.

 Prognostic value of common genetic alterations for overall survival (OS) and progression‐free survival (PFS) in gliomas (multivariate analysis)

PFS OS
P‐value Hazard ratio 95% CI P‐value Hazard ratio 95% CI
Grade 2 glioma
 IDH mutation 0.4408 0.602 0.1678–2.1535 0.1573 0.329 0.0728–1.5270
1p/19q co‐deletion 0.3591 0.495 0.1083–2.2020 0.7988 1.237 0.2353–6.0194
 TP53 mutation 0.2904 2.036 0.5526–7.7157 0.4693 0.537 0.0685–2.6350
Grade 3 glioma
 IDH mutation <0.0001† 0.059 0.0086–0.2395 0.0403† 0.319 0.0985–0.9519
1p/19q co‐deletion  0.0016† 0.055 0.0025–0.3904 0.0170† 0.184 0.0271–0.7567
 TP53 mutation 0.4144 0.646 0.2045–1.7994 0.0300† 0.294 0.0786–0.8937
Primary GBM
 IDH mutation 0.8456 0.898 0.2575–2.4255 0.8560 0.905 0.2609–2.4203
 TP53 mutation 0.1533 0.605 0.2792–1.1944 0.3089 0.705 0.3354–1.3613
Methylated MGMT promoter  0.0031† 0.407 0.2216–0.7375  0.0058† 0.429 0.2324–0.7820

†Significant value. Cox proportional hazard modeling for OS or PFS was applied for the major variable for prognostic factors. CI, confidence interval; GBM, glioblastoma.