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. 2020 Oct 29;15(5):636–649. doi: 10.31616/asj.2020.0167

Table 4.

Adjusted SHR estimate for asymptomatic failure and competing events (death or symptomatic failure) using multivariate competing risk regression analysis

Variable Multivariate analysis
Adjusted SHR (95% CI) p-value
Age 1.033 (1.006–1.062) 0.02
Sex
 Male 1.0
 Female 1.87 (0.719–4.901) 0.19
Skipped region
 0 1.0
 1 0.861 (0.311–2.388) 0.77
 2 2.149 (0.666–6.926) 0.2
 ≥3 1.263 (0.233–6.837) 0.78
Metastatic region
 Cervical 1.0
 Cervicothoracic 0.814 (0.092–7.173) 0.85
 Thoracic 0.928 (0.188–4.577) 0.92
 Thoracolumbar 1.263 (0.186–8.578) 0.81
 Lumbar 1.604 (0.235–10.919) 0.62
 Lumbosacral 0.419 (0.038–4.576) 0.47
Primary tumor
 Breast 1.0
 Lung 0.142 (0.044–0.458) 0.001
 Prostate 0.113 (0.020–0.621) 0.01
 Hematological 0.230 (0.064–0.813) 0.02
 Othersa) 0.220 (0.065–0.748) 0.01
 SINS 0.992 (0.861–1.143) 0.91
Lesion type
 Sclerotic 1.0
 Lytic 0.706 (0.228–2.185) 0.54
 Mixed 0.822 (0.322–2.0999) 0.68
Instrumented region
 Cervicothoracic 1.0
 Thoracic 1.860 (0.522–6.620) 0.33
 Thoracolumbar 2.697 (0.801–9.080) 0.10
 Lumbar & lumbosacral 0.878 (0.157–4.897) 0.88
 Construct length 0.899 (0.696–1.162) 0.41
ECOG score
 3–4 (non-ambulatory) 1.0
 0–2 (ambulatory) 0.725 (0.290–1.809) 0.49

Bold type is considered statistically significant.

SHR, subhazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; SINS, spinal instability neoplastic score; ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group.

a)

Others include renal malignancies (n=23), hepatocellular carcinoma/gastrointestinal tumors (n=27), ovarian (n=7), cervical (n=9), thyroid (n=7), nasopharyngeal (n=10), and others (n=2).