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Table 4 Results of univariate log-rank analysis of prognostic factors for overall survival in all patients (n = 161) receiving esophagectomy or stage II + III patients (n = 133) receiving esophagectomy

From: Is there a role of whole-body bone scan in patients with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma

Factors

No. of patients (All, n = 161)

Overall survival (All, n = 161)

No. of patients (Stage II + III, n = 133)

Overall survival (Stage II + III, n = 133)

  

No. of events

P value

No. of events

P value

Bone scan before op

      

Absent

42

35

0.158

34

32

0.037*

Present

119

79

 

99

73

 

Sex

      

Male

156

113

0.064

129

104

0.075

Female

5

1

 

4

1

 

Age

      

<55y/o

88

63

0.820

71

59

0.161

>55y/o

73

51

 

62

46

 

Tumor location

      

Upper/middle

82

54

0.439

66

48

0.472

Lower

79

60

 

67

57

 

Protocol

      

Op

95

61

0.049*

69

53

0.347

Pre-op CCRT + op

66

53

 

64

52

 

T stage

      

T1 + 2

53

26

<0.001*

25

17

0.113

T3 + 4

108

88

 

108

88

 

N stage

      

Negative

75

39

<0.001*

47

30

<0.001*

Positive

86

75

 

86

75

 

7thAJCC stage

      

I + II

80

43

<0.001*

52

34

<0.001*

III

81

71

 

81

71

 

Surgical margin

      

Positive

12

10

0.006*

10

10

<0.001*

Negative

149

104

 

123

95

 
  1. Op, operation; CCRT, concurrent chemoradiotherapy *Statistically significant.