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Table 4 Adjusted HRs for overall survival stratified by LC and LWR changes in cohort 2 (N = 106)

From: Lymphocyte count or percentage: which can better predict the prognosis of advanced cancer patients following palliative care?

Clinicopathological features

LC Model

LWR Model

Adjusted HR(95% CI)

P value

Adjusted HR (95% CI)

P value

Gender (female vs. male)

0.859(0.496 ~ 1.486)

0.586

0.847(0.492 ~ 1.460)

0.551

Age

1.006(0.985 ~ 1.028)

0.565

0.999(0.979 ~ 1.020)

0.921

Primary tumor site

0.787(0.618 ~ 1.003)

0.053

0.751(0.590 ~ 0.955)

0.019

Tumor stage (IV vs. III)

2.813(1.076 ~ 7.356)

0.035

1.971(0.738 ~ 5.263)

0.176

Family history (Yes vs. No)

1.405(0.846 ~ 2.333)

0.189

1.424 (0.862 ~ 2.351)

0.167

Smoke history (Yes vs. No)

0.897(0.491 ~ 1.639)

0.724

0.716(0.390 ~ 1.314)

0.280

Nutrient (Abnormal vs. Normal)

0.987(0.591 ~ 1.649)

0.961

0.983(0.597 ~ 1.617)

0.945

ECOG

1.614(1.140 ~ 2.283)

0.007

1.850(1.291 ~ 2.650)

0.001

Concomitant disease (Yes vs. No)

1.165(0.714 ~ 1.899)

0.542

1.278(0.785 ~ 2.082)

0.324

LC (Increased vs. Decreased)

0.673(0.419 ~ 1.081)

0.101

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LWR(Increased vs. Decreased)

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0.396(0.243 ~ 0.668)

0.001

  1. LC lymphocyte count, LWR lymphocyte to white blood cell ratio, HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval