Retrospective Study
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World J Gastroenterol. May 28, 2018; 24(20): 2181-2190
Published online May 28, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i20.2181
Table 3 Univariate analysis of the correlation of clinicopathological parameters with overall survival in patients with colorectal carcinoma
HR95%CIP value
Sex, male vs female0.7500.399-1.4110.37
Age in yr, ≤ 60 vs > 600.8990.472-1.7140.74
Cancer, colon vs rectum1.2790.712-2.2960.41
BMI, > 25 vs ≤ 251.5790.697-3.5790.21
Tumor differentiation, moderate and poor vs well2.7981.373-5.7020.039
Stage, 3 vs 21.0030.534-1.8820.99
T stage, T4 vs T2/31.4180.755-2.6640.27
N stage, N1/2 vs N01.0050.536-1.8870.99
CEA in ng/mL, > 5 vs ≤ 52.1371.141-4.0040.025
CA19-9 in U/mL, > 37 vs ≤ 371.2620.547-2.9110.56
CD3 TILs, high vs low1.1950.649-2.1980.55
CD8 TILs, high vs low2.0960.975-4.5040.018
Nuclear IDO1, high vs low2.0440.871-4.7980.039
Cytoplasmic IDO1, high vs low1.6900.901-3.1730.10
Nuclear and cytoplasmic IDO1, high vs low2.0440.871-4.7980.039
COX2, high vs low1.2350.659-2.3140.51
Nuclear IDO1/COX2, IV vs I/II/III3.0480.868-10.70.0049
Cytoplasmic IDO1/COX2, IV vs I/II/III2.1090.976-4.5580.022
Treatment group, celecoxib vs non-celecoxib0.9430.489-1.8260.86