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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 7, 2009; 15(21): 2632-2637
Published online Jun 7, 2009. doi: 10.3748/wjg.15.2632
Table 1 Univariate analysis of clinicopathological prognostic factors for cumulative survival rate
FactorsSurvival rate (%)
P value
1 yr3 yr5 yr
Age (yr)
< 67 (n = 27)80.660.442.10.9546
≥ 67 (n = 28)96.675.750.0
Gender
Male (n = 41)92.672.345.20.7614
Female (n = 14)78.650.042.9
Platelets (104/mm3)
< 1.5 (n = 27)92.661.746.60.7341
≥ 1.5 (n = 28)85.767.546.0
Albumin (g/dL)
< 3.9 (n = 27) 10076.947.20.6123
≥ 3.9 (n = 28)79.056.847.5
Tumor size (cm)
< 4.3 (n = 27)92.472.835.90.8752
≥ 4.3 (n = 28)85.760.752.0
AFP (ng/mL)
0-27 (n = 28)96.471.355.40.1001
> 27 (n = 27)81.261.635.8
DCP (mAU/mL)
0-300 (n = 18)94.175.175.10.1834
≥ 300 (n = 18)83.355.655.6
Operative procedure
Anatomical resection (n = 32)90.574.251.40.0620
Non-anatomic resection (n = 23)87.055.939.5
Tumor grade of differentiation
Moderate (n = 38)97.370.054.90.1076
Poor (n = 17)70.658.830.3
IM (-) (n = 31)96.866.756.50.2625
IM (+) (n = 24)79.266.732.8
PVI-S (n = 44)97.776.551.20.0019
PVI-M (n = 11)54.527.327.3