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Table 1 The relationship between HS-GPS scores and clinicopathological characteristics

From: Prognostic value of preoperative high-sensitivity modified Glasgow prognostic score in advanced colon cancer: a retrospective observational study

variable

HS-GPS 0

HS-GPS 1

HS-GPS 2

P Value

(N = 437)

(N = 107)

(N = 52)

Age

(years)

      

0.031

< 75

313

52.7%

67

11.3%

29

4.9%

 

≥75

124

20.9%

38

6.4%

23

3.9%

 

Sex

       

0.996

female

171

28.8%

41

6.9%

20

3.4%

 

male

266

44.8%

64

10.8%

32

5.4%

 

BMI

       

0.016

≥18.5

363

64.7%

85

15.2%

42

7.5%

 

< 18.5

41

7.3%

20

3.6%

10

1.8%

 

tumor location

       

0.084

right side

178

30.0%

49

8.2%

29

4.9%

 

left side

259

43.6%

56

9.4%

233.9

4.9%

 

operation approach

       

0.001

open

249

42.0%

78

13.2%

38

6.4%

 

lap

187

31.5%

27

4.6%

14

2.4%

 

Tumor size

T

(cm)

      

< 0.001

< 5

291

50.5%

45

7.8%

11

1.9%

 

≥5

134

23.3%

55

9.5%

40

5.9%

 
       

0.174

T2/3

218

36.8%

56

9.4%

33

5.6%

 

T4

218

36.8%

17

8.3%

19

3.2%

 

N

       

0.016

N0

196

33.1%

67

11.3%

44

7.4%

 

N1/2/3

213

35.8%

50

8.4%

24

4.0%

 

CEA

(ng/ml)

      

0.621

< 5

276

51.4%

66

12.3%

29

5.4%

 

≥5

122

22.7%

27

5.0%

17

3.2%

 

CA19–9

(U/ml)

      

0.204

< 37

320

59.9%

79

14.8%

29

8.1%

 

≥37

79

14.8%

15

2.8%

12

2.2%

 
  1. Abbreviation: HS-GPS high sensivity-Glasgow Prognostic Score, BMI body mass index, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen; CA19–9 = carbohydrate antigen 19–9
  2. P-values < 0.05 were considered to indicate statistical significance