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. 2021 Jan;10(1):202–220. doi: 10.21037/tlcr-20-674

Table 2. Univariate and multivariate analysis of overall survival in the study population.

Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR 95% CI P value HR 95% CI P value
Clinical variables
   Gender (female) 0.648 0.353–1.190 0.162
   Age 1.013 0.985–1.043 0.357
   Smoking status 1.572 0.625–3.953 0.336
   ECOG PS 1.775 1.101–2.862 0.019 2.158 1.108–4.205 0.024
   Weight loss 1.429 0.695–2.938 0.331
   Histology (non-adenocarcinoma) 2.158 1.158–4.021 0.015 1.578 0.683–3.643 0.286
   Number of metastases 1.199 0.917–1.567 0.185
   Extrathoracic metastasis 2.600 1.480–4.567 0.001 2.932 1.287–6.681 0.010
   Liver metastasis 2.064 0.987–4.316 0.054
   Bone metastasis 2.137 1.197–3.816 0.010 0.821 0.311–2.170 0.697
Molecular variables
   Total number of gene alterations 1.154 1.034–1.288 0.010 1.056 0.895–1.245 0.518
   KRAS alteration 0.791 0.373–1.678 0.541
   TP53 alteration 1.606 1.220–2.115 0.001 2.512 1.208–5.224 0.014
   STK11 alteration 1.208 0.971–1.503 0.090
   KRAS/STK11 co-mutation 10.936 2.337–51.164 0.002 NC
   STK11/TP53 co-mutation 2.415 1.008–5.784 0.048 1.673 0.433–6.465 0.456
   TP53/KRAS co-mutation 0.890 0.215–3.681 0.872
   KRAS/STK11/TP53 co-mutation 17.609 3.777–82.089 <0.001 19.834 3.242–121.326 0.001
   FGFR alteration 5.273 1.591–17.474 0.007 2.348 0.484–11.397 0.289

Statistically significant P values are reported in italics. CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; NC, non-calculable.