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. 2021 Mar 24;124(11):1828–1835. doi: 10.1038/s41416-021-01308-x

Table 4.

Three-year overall/cancer-specific displayed as percentage survival and percentage standard error (30-day mortality excluded) for each TNM stage stratified by SIG in both all patient and elective patient cohorts.

All patients
OS All patients (TNM-I–III) TNM-II TNM-III
SIG n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE)
0 562 88% (SE 1%) 205 93% (SE 2%) 194 82% (SE 3%)
1 404 84% (SE 2%) 180 87% (SE 2%) 154 73% (SE 4%)
2 313 76% (SE 2%) 153 81% (SE 3%) 118 65% (SE 4%)
3 201 65% (SE 3%) 102 75% (SE 4%) 90 53% (SE 5%)
4 166 60% (SE 4%) 85 68% (SE 5%) 77 48% (SE 6%)
p < 0.001 p < 0.001 p < 0.001
CSS All patients (TNM-I–III) TNM-II TNM-III
SIG n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE)
0 562 93% (SE 1%) 205 97% (SE 1%) 194 86% (SE 3%)
1 404 90% (SE 2%) 180 96% (SE 2%) 154 80% (SE 3%)
2 313 82% (SE 2%) 153 87% (SE 3%) 118 69% (SE 4%)
3 201 73% (SE 3%) 102 86% (SE 4%) 90 58% (SE 5%)
4 166 70% (SE 4%) 85 80% (SE 5%) 77 58% (SE 6%)
p < 0.001 p < 0.001 p < 0.001
Elective patients
OS All patients (TNM-I–III) TNM-II TNM-III
SIG n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE)
0 525 89% (SE 1%) 188 93% (SE 2%) 176 85% (SE 3%)
1 341 84% (SE 2%) 149 89% (SE 3%) 124 73% (SE 4%)
2 227 78% (SE 3%) 111 84% (SE 3%) 79 66% (SE 5%)
3 97 66% (SE 5%) 47 72% (SE 7%) 43 56% (SE 8%)
4 78 58% (SE 6%) 40 65% (SE 8%) 35 46% (SE 8%)
p < 0.001 p < 0.001 p < 0.001
CSS All patients (TNM-I–III) TNM-II TNM-III
SIG n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE) n % 3-yr OS (% SE)
0 525 94% (SE 1%) 188 97% (SE 1%) 176 88% (SE 2%)
1 341 91% (SE 2%) 149 97% (SE 1%) 124 80% (SE 4%)
2 227 85% (SE 2%) 111 91% (SE 3%) 79 70% (SE 5%)
3 97 77% (SE 4%) 47 89% (SE 5%) 43 61% (SE 8%)
4 78 74% (SE 5%) 40 81% (SE 7%) 35 63% (SE 9%)
p < 0.001 p < 0.001 p < 0.001

OS overall survival, CSS cancer-specific survival, SIG Systemic Inflammatory Grade, n number of patients, %3-year OS/CSS percentage 3-year overall/cancer-specific survival, %SE percentage standard error.