Table 2

Multivariate analysis of the factors associated with overall survival in the SYSMH cohort and the SYSUCC cohort

VariableSYSMH cohort
(cohort A)
SYSUCC cohort
(cohort B)
HR95% CIP valueHR95% CIP value
Age
>60 years vs ≤60 years
2.0030.977 to 4.1070.0582.9471.718 to 5.0578.72×10–5
Gender
Male vs female
1.8540.735 to 4.6740.1910.6740.271 to 1.6740.395
Tumor size
>3 cm vs ≤3 cm
1.4580.555 to 3.8310.4441.3740.790 to 2.3920.261
Multifocality
Multifocal vs unifocal
1.3020.487 to 2.1080.9720.8470.496 to 1.4480.544
Tumor stage
T2–T4 vs Ta–T1
3.9431.262 to 12.3140.0181.3230.559 to 3.1350.524
Nodal status
N1–N2 vs N0
4.3471.921 to 9.8370.00042.4861.301 to 4.7480.006
Metastatic status
M1 vs M0
1.0070.326 to 3.1140.9901.4820.511 to 4.2970.469
Histological grade
High vs low
0.6720.229 to 1.9680.4681.7110.786 to 3.7250.176
NNMT+CAFs
High vs low
2.4371.069 to 5.5540.0344.9042.650 to 9.0744.113×10–5
  • Cox proportional hazards regression model. Variables associated with survival by univariate analyses were adopted as covariates in multivariate analyses. Significant p values are shown in bold font. HR>1, increased risk of death; HR<1, decreased risk of death.

  • .CAFs, cancer-associated fibroblasts; NNMT, nicotinamide N-methyltransferase; SYSMH, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hospital; SYSUCC, Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center.