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Table 3 Results of multivariate analysis showing the significant prognostic factors for different survival outcomes in nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients

From: Efficacy and safety of intensity-modulated radiotherapy alone versus intensity-modulated radiotherapy plus chemotherapy for treatment of intermediate-risk nasopharyngeal carcinoma

Factor

Hazard ratio

95% CI

P

Overall survival

 Chemotherapy (IMRT vs. IMRT/CT)

1.152

0.346–3.834

0.818

 Age (≤45 years vs. > 45 years)

1.307

0.347–4.930

0.692

 Sex (male vs. female)

0.909

0.239–3.465

0.889

 TNM stage (II vs. III [T3N0M0])

5.797

1.768–19.007

0.004

Disease-free survival

 Chemotherapy (IMRT vs. IMRT/CT)

0.840

0.303–2.328

0.738

 Age (≤45 years vs. > 45 years)

1.049

0.351–3.135

0.932

 Sex (male vs. female)

0.590

0.166–2.092

0.414

 TNM stage (II vs. III [T3N0M0])

4.990

1.772–14.047

0.002

Locoregional relapse-free survival

 Chemotherapy (IMRT vs. IMRT/CT)

1.476

0.242–9.011

0.673

 Age (≤45 years vs. > 45 years)

0.832

0.136–5.080

0.842

 Sex (male vs. female)

1.015

0.212–3.457

0.973

 TNM stage (II vs. III [T3N0M0])

1.575

0.176–14.099

0.685

Distant metastasis-free survival

 Chemotherapy (IMRT vs. IMRT/CT)

0.905

0.259–3.155

0.875

 Age (≤45 years vs. > 45 years)

1.075

0.270–4.271

0.919

 Sex (male vs. female)

0.950

0.241–3.736

0.941

 TNM stage (II vs. III [T3N0M0])

4.705

1.322–16.751

0.017

  1. IMRT Intensity-modulated radiotherapy, CI Confidence interval, CT Chemotherapy