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Table 2 The cox regression survival analysis in the entire group of patients (n = 256)

From: Characterization and clinical evaluation of microsatellite instability and loss of heterozygosity within tumor-related genes in colorectal cancer

Factors

OS (n = 256)

PFS (n = 256)

HR (95%CI)

p value

HR (95%CI)

p value

Gender

2.010 (0.875–4.616)

1.000

1.881 (0.816–4.334)

0.138

Smoking

3.975 (1.565–10.079)

0.004

4.205 (1.645–10.752)

0.003

Drinking

0.281 (0.090–0.885)

0.030

0.299 (0.095–0.943)

0.039

TNM Stage

0.246 (0.102–0.595)

0.002

0.253 (0.105–0.607)

0.002

Depth of tumor invasion

0.623 (0.077–5.076)

0.659

0.600 (0.073–4.900)

0.634

Lymph node involvement

a

a

a

a

Presence of metastasis

a

a

a

a

Pathological type

0.960 (0.327–2.818)

0.940

0.905 (0.306–2.675)

0.857

Chemotherapy

0.240 (0.106–0.547)

0.001

0.215 (0.092–0.502)

 < 0.001

D17S250 (MSI)

1.494 (0.448–4.983)

0.514

1.248 (0.372–4.186)

0.719

MSH2-15 (MSI)

7.701 (1.039–57.030)

0.043

11.240 (1.992–63.410)

0.006

pinch-5 (MSI)

0.426 (0.023–7.987)

0.569

–

–

MCC-25 (MSI)

–

–

0.056 (0.002–1.628)

0.094

MCC-10 (MSI)

8.845 (0.610–128.268)

0.110

31.851 (2.546–398.477)

0.007

  1. The symbol (bold) represent the difference is statistically significant
  2. a, degree of freedom was reduced because of constant or linearly dependent covariates. HR and p values were obtained from cox regression survival analysis