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Table 5 Univariate and multivariate analysis of clinicopathological factors associated with DFS

From: Role of IDO expression in patients with locally advanced rectal cancer treated with preoperative chemoradiotherapy

Variables

5-year DFS rate (%)

Univariate P-value

Multivariate analysis

HR (95% CI)

P-value

< Patient’s factor >

 Age (< 70 years / ≥70 years)

64.3/71.2

0.35

  

 Sex (men/women)

70.7/58.6

0.24

  

< Pre-CRT factor >

 Stage (I,II/III)

68.6/65.9

0.53

  

 Main tumor location (Ra/Rb, P)

83.3/64.5

0.28

  

< Treatment factor >

 Drug (S-1/UFT)a

67.8 / 68.8

0.72

  

 Surgical procedure (LAR/ others)

79.8 / 56.5

0.03

2.95 (1.32–6.59

0.009

< Post-CRT factor >

 Tumor differentiation (diff./undiff.)

67.9/57.1

0.69

  

 fStage (I, II/III)

79.0/44.7

< 0.0001

2.64 (1.23–5.68)

0.01

 T (1,2/3,4)

77.0/60.6

0.12

  

 Lymph node metastasis (−/+)b

78.3/42.9

0.0001

  

 Venous invasion (−/+)

70.8/63.1

0.24

  

 Lymphatic invasion (−/+)

77.6/40.0

< 0.0001

4.07 (1.86–8.91)

0.0005

 IDO (−: +)

69.0/62.6

0.53

  

 PD-L1 (−: +)

69.4/64.4

0.49

  

 Pathological response (Non-responder /Responder)

74.5/62.8

0.13

  
  1. DFS Disease-free survival, CRT Chemoradiotherapy, Ra Upper rectum, Rb Lower rectum, P Anal canal, diff./undiff. Differentiated histological type/undifferentiated histological type, IDO Indoleamine-pyrrole 2,3-dioxygenase, PD-L1 Programmed death-ligand 1, fStage Final pathological stage, HR Hazard ratio, CI Confidence interval
  2. aOne patient who used 5-FU for CRT was excluded
  3. bLymph node metastasis was excluded from multivariate analysis because it was confounder of fStage