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. 2022 Apr 1;22:268. doi: 10.1186/s12877-022-02936-5

Table 5.

Comparison of breast cancer-specific survival (BCSS) and overall survival (OS) between matched patients with chemotherapy and no-chemotherapy in specific clinical variables

Variables BCSS OS
Events No HRs (95%CI) Pa Events No HRs (95%CI) Pa
T1N1M0 (n = 109) 21 0.666 34 0.872
 Chemotherapy 0.778(0.249–2.432) 1.072(0.458–2.508)
 No-Chemotherapy Reference Reference
T2N0M0 (n = 595) 80  < 0.001 123  < 0.001
 Chemotherapy 0.420(0.261–0.675) 0.361(0.243–0.536)
 No-Chemotherapy Reference Reference
Stage IIb (n = 283) 63 0.321 90 0.039
 Chemotherapy 0.767(0.454–1.296)* 0.640(0.419–0.978)
 No-Chemotherapy Reference Reference
Grade I&II (n = 546) 53 0.387 81 0.306
 Chemotherapy 0.781(0.445–1.368) 0.790(0.503–1.240)*
 No-Chemotherapy Reference Reference
Grade III (n = 2,114) 306  < 0.001 461  < 0.001
 Chemotherapy 0.559(0.441–0.708)* 0.505(0.415–0.615)*
 No-Chemotherapy Reference Reference

Abbreviation: HR Hazard ratio, CI Confidence interval, BCSS Breast cancer-specific survival, OS Overall survival, Events No Number of events

aP value was adjusted by a multivariate Cox proportional hazard regression model or a time-dependent covariate analysis. Bold type indicates significance

bThe groups using time-dependent covariate analysis were specifically marked with asterisks(*)