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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analyses of factors associated with grade ≥ 2 radiation pneumonitis

From: Dose-volume parameters predict radiation pneumonitis after induction chemoradiotherapy followed by surgery for non-small cell lung cancer: a retrospective analysis

Factor

N

Univariate

p-value

Odds ratio

(95% CI)

Multivariate

p-value

Age (years)

< 62

18/51

0.681

NE

≥62

17/57

   

Sex

Male

24/80

0.482

NE

Female

11/28

   

ECOG-PS a

0

24/64

0.215

NE

1–2

11/43

   

Smoking history (Brinkmann Index)a

< 760

17/49

0.673

NE

≥760

16/55

   

Lobe

Lower lobe

15/27

0.004

3.75

0.004

Upper/Middle lobe

20/81

 

(1.39–10.5)

 

Laterality

Right

21/62

0.836

 

Left

14/46

   

Surgery

Lobectomy

26/86

0.350

NE

Bilobectomy

7/14

   

Pneumonectomy

2/8

   

FEV1 (L)a

< 2.5

13/48

0.293

NE

≥2.5

20/53

   

Tumor size (mm)

< 44

22/54

0.099

NE

≥44

13/54

   

GTV volume (cc)

< 66

20/53

0.305

NE

≥66

15/55

   

Number of lymph

< 2

10/44

0.095

NE

Nodes

≥2

25/64

   

Resected lung

< 730

16/53

0.684

NE

volume (cc)

≥730

19/55

   

Residual lung

< 2500

22/53

0.064

NE

volume (cc)

≥2500

13/55

   

V5 (%)

< 32

13/55

0.064

NE

≥32

22/53

   

V20 (%)

< 21

11/55

0.007

3.27

0.349

≥21

24/53

 

(1.31–8.62)

 

MLD (Gy)

< 10

9/51

0.002

3.86

0.026

≥10

26/57

 

(1.50–10.8)

 
  1. CI Confidence interval, NE Not entered, ECOG-PS Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status, FEV1 Forced expiratory volume in 1 s, GTV Gross tumor volume, MLD Mean lung dose of the lung, V20 Percentage of the lung volume receiving at least 20 Gy.
  2. aThese variables have missing values