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. 2021 Feb 12;35(9):2563–2569. doi: 10.1038/s41375-021-01165-w

Table 1.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of baseline variables associated with deaths from infection versus deaths not due to infection.

Variable Deaths from infection (%) Deaths not due to infection (%) Odds ratio 95% confidence levels P-value
A. Univariate analysis: all trial patients with a known cause of death (n = 600)
≥2 lines of treatment 194/258 (75) 231/342 (68) 1.46 1.01–2.09 0.04
Winter season 149/258 (58) 166/342 (49) 1.45 1.05–2.01 0.03
BRAF mutation 19/175 (11) 9/225 (4) 2.92 1.29–6.63 0.01
FBXW7 mutation 8/175 (5) 2/225 (1) 5.34 1.12–25.48 0.04
NRAS mutation 9/175 (5) 1/225 (0.4) 12.14 1.52–96.79 0.02
XPO1 mutation 17/175 (10) 9/225 (4) 2.58 1.12–5.94 0.03
B. Univariate analysis: patients with a known cause of death and gene mutation data (n = 400)
11q deletion 47/162 (29) 40/209 (19) 1.73 1.06–2.80 0.03
BRAF mutation 19/175 (11) 9/225 (4) 2.92 1.29–6.63 0.01
FBXW7 mutation 8/175 (5) 2/225 (1) 5.34 1.12–25.48 0.04
NRAS mutation 9/175 (5) 1/225 (0.4) 12.14 1.52–96.79 0.02
XPO1 mutation 17/175 (10) 9/225 (4) 2.58 1.12–5.94 0.03
C. Multivariate analysis: patients with a known cause of death and gene mutation data (n = 400)
11q deletion 1.79 1.09–2.94 0.02
BRAF mutation 3.22 1.33–7.80 0.01
NRAS mutation 10.78 1.31–88.43 0.03
XPO1 mutation 2.49 1.01–6.12 0.05