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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Geriatr Soc. 2022 Oct 8;71(1):136–144. doi: 10.1111/jgs.18054

Table 2:

Cox Regression Model showing the association of baseline frailty status on overall survival among older adults with GI malignancies.

Variable Hazards Ratio 95% CI P value

Frailty Category
 - Robust Ref -
 - Pre-frail 1.16 0.81–1.65 .42
 - Frail 1.83 1.34–2.49 <.001

Age category
- 60–65 y Ref -
 -66–70 y 0.85 0.59–1.22 .39
 - >70 y R1.06 0.79–1.43 .70

Sex .28
- Female Ref -
- Male 1.15 0.89–1.50

Race
 - White/Caucasian Ref -
 - Othersa 0.73 0.54–1.00 .05

Cancer Stage
 - Stage I-II Ref -
 - Stage III-IV 1.38 1.00–1.89 .05

Cancer Type
 - Colorectal Ref -
 - Pancreatic 2.03 1.45–2.86 <.001
 - Other GI cancersb 1.12 0.80–1.56 .51

Line of Therapy
 - 1st line Ref
 - 2nd line and beyond 1.36 0.95–1.94 .09

GI, gastrointestinal; CI, confidence interval

a

Other race includes Black (146) and Hispanics (12).

b

Other GI includes Hepatobiliary (104), Gastroesophageal (60), Anal cancer (13), Appendiceal Cancer (7), Gastrointestinal stromal tumor (17), Neuroendocrine carcinoma (51), and GI not otherwise specified (5)