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Table 2 Univariable and multivariable Cox regression analyses of OS

From: Association between fasting blood glucose levels at admission and overall survival of patients with pancreatic cancer

 

Univariable

Multivariable

HR

95% CI

P

HR

95% CI

P

Age

1.01

(0.99,1.02)

0.308

   

BMI

0.98

(0.94,1.03)

0.418

   

Blood glucose

 Normal

ref

     

 Abnormal

1.08

(0.82,1.44)

0.574

1.04

(0.78,1.4)

0.781

Sex

 Female

ref

     

 Male

1.07

(0.81,1.41)

0.621

   

Smoking history

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.14

(0.86,1.51)

0.358

   

Drinking history

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.30

(0.94,1.81)

0.113

   

Diabetes

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.05

(0.77,1.43)

0.771

   

Hypertension

 No

ref

     

 Yes

0.94

(0.69,1.27)

0.683

   

Allergic history

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.22

(0.83,1.78)

0.314

   

Abdominal pain

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.08

(0.8,1.47)

0.607

   

Back pain

 No

ref

     

 Yes

0.61

(0.4,0.92)

0.019

0.65

(0.42,1.03)

0.064

Anorexia

 No

ref

     

 Yes

0.86

(0.4,1.82)

0.689

   

Loss of appetite

 No

ref

     

 Yes

1.09

(0.82,1.43)

0.559

   

Loss of weight

 No

ref

     

 Yes

0.82

(0.62,1.09)

0.165

   

CA199

 Normal

ref

     

 37–1000

1.47

(1.02,2.12)

0.039

1.38

(0.94,2.01)

0.099

  > 1000

1.84

(1.14,2.97)

0.013

1.86

(1.15,3.02)

0.012

Surgical procedure

 Whipple

ref

     

 Distal

1.26

(0.91,1.75)

0.161

   

 Other

0.95

(0.44,2.02)

0.886

   

Location

 Head

ref

     

 Tail

1.21

(0.87,1.69)

0.253

   

Differentiation degree

 Poor

ref

     

 Moderate-high

0.79

(0.57,1.08)

0.144

   

AJCC8 staging

 Stage I

ref

     

 Stage II

1.05

(0.77,1.43)

0.753

   

 Stage III-IV

1.30

(0.9,1.87)

0.162

   

Obstructive jaundice

 No

ref

     

 Yes

0.89

(0.68,1.17)

0.405

   
  1. HR hazards ratio, CI confidence interval, BMI body mass index, CA cancer antigen, AJCC American Joint Committee on Cancer