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Table 2 Univariate Kaplan-Meier Survival Analysis according to different clinical characteristics and gene status of oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes from patients with CRC

From: Impact of genetic mutations and nutritional status on the survival of patients with colorectal cancer

 

N

Medium survival (months)

(CI 95%)

Log-rank

p

Sex

 Male

12

36.4 (26.3–46.6)

0.450

0.502

 Female

34

42.1 (35.8–48.4)

Age

  < 60 years

18

47.4 (40.5–54.3)

3.286

0.070

  ≥ 60 years

28

33.9 (27.6–40.2)

Stage I / II / III

28

44.2 (37.8–50.6)

0.669

 

IV

18

31.8 (24.0–39.6)

 

0.413

Tumor site

 Ascending and transverse colon

15

35.9 (27.1–44.7)

  

 Descending and sigmoid colon

16

42.9 (33.4–52.5)

0.464

0.142

 Rectum

15

36.5 (30.0–43.0)

  

Gene PIK3CA Wild type

14

42.6 (34.4–50.8)

0.936

0.333

Mutated

15

33.9 (25.5–43.4)

Gene KRAS

 Wild type

15

43.3 (35.7–50.9)

1.797

0.180

 Mutated

19

33.5 (25.5–41.5)

Gene NRAS

 Wild type

24

38.5 (31.4–45.6)

0.251

0.617

 Mutated

5

39.0 (24.6–53.4)

  

Gene BRAF

 Wild type

24

38.2 (31.0–45.5)

0.426

0.514

 Mutated

5

39.8 (26.7–52.8)

  

Gene EGFR

 Wild type

5

28.8 (22.6–35.1)

0.149

0.700

 Mutated

24

38.5 (31.3–45.8)

  

Gene APC

 Wild type

13

44.5 (36.7–52.3)

1.983

0.159

 Mutated

16

32.6 (23.8–41.3)

Gene PTEN

 Wild type

21

38.3 (30.6–46.0)

0.257

0.612

 Mutated

8

38.1 (27.2–49.0)

Gene SMAD4

 Wild type

20

40.9 (33.4–48.4)

0.649

0.421

 Mutated

9

38.1 (22.2–45.0)

Gene FBXW7

 Wild type

19

39.3 (31.5–47.0)

0.007

0.934

 Mutated

10

35.8 (25.0–46.6)

Total mutations (Oncogenes and Tumor Suppressors)

  < 5 mutations

20

41.0 (33.5–48.4)

0.649

0.421

  > 5 mutations

9

33.6 (22.2–45.0)

  1. CI Confidence interval