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. 2022 Aug;11(8):1591–1605. doi: 10.21037/tlcr-22-240

Table 2. Subgroup survival analysis for lung cancer patients with early- and advanced stages.

Stages Sample sizes OS LCSS
All death cases 5-year OS rates P value Lung cancer death cases 5-year LCSS rates P value
Early Stages 1,392 444 <0.01 348 <0.01
   Small cell carcinoma 71 39 47.9 (37.6–61.0) 33 51.9 (41.2–65.5)
   Squamous cell carcinoma 331 151 60.4 (55.4–65.9) 116 66.6 (61.5–72.0)
   Adenocarcinoma 887 217 79.0 (76.4–81.8) 166 83.5 (81.1–86.0)
   Others†† 103 37 69.9 (61.6–79.3) 33 73.1 (64.9–82.3)
Advanced Stages ‡‡ 3,535 2725 0.09 2,306 <0.05
   Small cell carcinoma 522 404 24.3 (20.9–28.3) 350 28.7 (24.8–33.1)
   Squamous cell carcinoma 818 604 28.0 (25.1–31.2) 515 33.1 (29.8–36.6)
   Adenocarcinoma 1,902 1496 25.6 (23.7–27.6) 1,249 30.7 (28.6–33.0)
   Others 293 221 25.6 (21.1–31.1) 192 29.6 (24.6–35.7)
Overall 4,927§§ 3169 37.0 (35.9–38.1) 2,654 41.6 (40.5–42.8)

, survival rates were calculated by Kaplan-Meier method and were shown as rate (%) and its 95% CIs;, P values were calculated by Log Rank test; , including stage I and stage II; ††, including large cell carcinoma, carcinoid, sarcomatoid carcinoma, and adenosquamous carcinoma; ‡‡, including stage III and stage IV; §§, patient with specific information on both pathological stage and histological classification. OS, overall survival; LCSS, lung cancer specific survival; CIs, confidence intervals.