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. 2022 Oct 18;15:7843–7854. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S371766

Table 3.

Univariate and Multivariate Analyses of the Relative Risk of Overall Survival After Propensity Score Matching

Variables Univariate Analysis Multivariate Analysis
HR (95% CI) p HR (95% CI) p
Treatment (supportive vs chemotherapy*) 0.504 (0.267–0.953) 0.035 0.448 (0.225–0.894) 0.023
Age (year) (<60 vs ≥60) 1.080 (0.584–1.999) 0.806 1.341 (0.677–2.655) 0.400
Gender (female vs male) 0.694 (0.357–1.349) 0.281
WBC (×109/L) (<13 vs ≥13) 0.851 (0.459–1.578) 0.609 1.449 (0.675–3.111) 0.342
Hb (g/L) (<60 vs ≥60) 0.707 (0.343–1.459) 0.348
Albumin (g/L) (<30 vs ≥30) 0.974 (0.443–2.141) 0.947 1.205 (0.503–2.885) 0.675
Blast cell in PB (%) (<5 vs ≥5) 1.087 (0.476–2.484) 0.843
Blast cell in BM (%) (<10 vs ≥10) 0.806 (0.421–1.542) 0.515
Bone marrow dysplasia in smear (absent vs single/multi-lineage) 1.702 (0.898–3.229) 0.103 1.916 (0.945–3.882) 0.071
Megakaryocyte dysplasia (no vs yes) 1.601 (0.847–3.028) 0.148
WHO (CMML-0 and CMML-1 vs CMML-2) 0.820 (0.439–1.529) 0.532
Chromosome karyotype (normal vs abnormal) 2.429 (1.225–4.818) 0.011
CPSS (low and intermediate-1 vs intermediate-2 andhigh) 2.090 (1.051–4.158) 0.036 3.399 (1.333–8.667) 0.010

Notes: *Chemotherapy group included patients underwent Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT).