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Table 4 Univariate and multivariate Cox proportional hazards analyses of clinicopathological factors associated with overall survival

From: Conversion surgery for stage IV gastric cancer: a multicenter retrospective study

Factor

No. of patients

Univariate Analysis

Multivariate Analysis

3-year OS rate, %

P value

 HR

95% CI

P value

 

Sex

  

0.387

    

 Men

51

45.5

     

 Women

28

75.5

     

Age

  

0.396

    

 < 60 years

26

64.7

     

 ≥ 60 years

53

50.0

     

Histological type

  

0.871

    

 Differentiated

36

59.5

     

 Undifferentiated

43

52.1

     

cT

  

0.111

    

 Non-cT4

16

68.8

     

 cT4

63

51.5

     

cN

  

0.775

    

 cN0

12

64.8

     

 cN1–N3

67

53.6

     

Initial status of stage IV GC

  

< 0.001

    

 IR (Category 1)

23

78.3

 

 0.378

0.173–0.824

0.014

 

 UR (Category 2–4)

56

44.5

 

 1

   

No. of regimens

  

0.558

    

 1

67

52.1

     

 ≥ 2

12

72.7

     

No. of cycles of chemotherapy

  

0.098

    

 < 5

45

56.7

 

 0.977

0.524–1.821

0.942

 

 ≥ 5

34

53.4

 

 1

   

Type of operative procedure

  

0.185

    

 Total gastrectomy

44

50.1

     

 Other

35

62.2

     

Complication (Grade ≥ 3)

  

0.682

    

 Yes

14

41.7

     

 No

65

58.3

     

Residual tumor

  

< 0.001

    

 R0

63

61.8

 

 0.439

0.227–0.847

0.014

 

 R1/R2

16

31.3

 

 1

   

Histological response

  

0.406

    

 Grade 0/Grade 1

52

48.4

     

 Grade 2/Grade 3

22

70.3

     
  1. CI, confidence interval; GC, gastric cancer; HR, hazard ratio; IR, initially resectable disease; No., number; OS, overall survival; UR, unresectable disease