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. 2021 Aug;12(4):1241–1254. doi: 10.21037/jgo-21-429

Table 1. Univariate analysis and multivariate logistic regression analysis of distant metastasis in patients with esophageal cancer.

Variable Cases (n=2,181) Univariate analysis Multivariate Logistic regression analysis
Distant metastasis (n=350) No distant metastasis (n=1,831) χ2 P Hazard ratio (95% CI) χ2 P
Gender 6.759 0.009 6.252 0.012
   Male 1,746 298 1,448 1
   Female 435 52 383 0.654 (0.469–0.912)
Age (years) 0.727 0.394
   ≤72 1,688 277 1,411
   >72 493 73 420
Race 6.553 0.083
   White 1,819 276 1,543
   Black 174 36 138
   Asian 165 33 132
   Others 23 5 18
Grade 13.598 0.004 10.203 0.017
   I 102 7 95 1
   II 943 137 806 1.785 (0.505–6.312)
   III 1,100 201 899 2.318 (1.028–5.223)
   IV 36 5 31 2.978 (1.329–6.674)
T stage 143.239 0.000 125.515 0.000
   T1 330 97 233 1
   T2 318 32 286 1.176 (1.071–1.417)
   T3 1,278 134 1,144 1.245 (1.166–1.312)
   T4 255 87 168 1.405 (1.250–1.764)
N stage 46.460 0.000 37.598 0.000
   N0 619 63 556 1
   N1 1,109 209 900 1.680 (1.090–2.589)
   N2 353 45 308 2.282 (1.662–3.135)
   N3 100 33 67 4.158 (2.435–7.101)
Primary site 11.318 0.072
   Cervical esophagus 35 1 34
   Upper third of esophagus 125 15 110
   Middle third of esophagus 372 61 311
   Lower third of esophagus 1,469 242 1,227
   Abdominal esophagus 14 0 14
   Overlapping lesion of esophagus 89 14 75
   Thoracic esophagus 77 17 60
Pathological type 0.765 0.682
   Squamous cell carcinoma 724 111 613
   Adenocarcinoma 1,244 207 1,037
   Others 213 32 181
Tumor size (mm) 27.791 0.000 9.877 0.002
   ≤63 1,529 204 1,325 1
   >63 652 146 506 1.507 (1.167–1.946)
Constant 0.096 29.469 0.000