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Table 2 Cox regression analysis for progression-free survival

From: High baseline Tie1 level predicts poor survival in metastatic breast cancer

 

N

n

Progression-free survival

Age-adjusted HR [95% CI]

p value

multivariate HRa [95% CI]

p value

Baseline Tie1

 Low

27

16

1

 

1

 

 High

26

15

2.13 [1.02–4.46]

0.043

3.78 [1.57–9.09]

0.003

Baseline Ang2

 Low

27

14

1

 

1

 

 High

26

17

1.21 [0.59–2.47]

0.597

1.22 [0.54–2.77]

0.620

Combined analysis

 Tie1 and Ang2 low

18

9

1

 

1

 

 Tie1 low, Ang2 high

9

7

1.27 [0.47–3.43]

0.632

1.16 [0.39–3.39]

0.783

 Tie1 high, Ang2 low

9

5

3.86 [1.18–12.57]

0.025

4.45 [1.25–15.79]

0.021

 Tie1 and Ang2 high

17

10

2.02 [0.80–5.07]

0.133

3.88 [1.25–12.06]

0.019

  1. Abbreviations: N number of patients, n number of events, HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval. Statistically significant results are highlighted in bold
  2. aHazard ratio adjusted by age, menopausal status, hormone receptor status, presence of visceral metastasis, number of metastatic lesions and extent of the disease