Research Article

The Association between Survival and the Pathologic Features of Periampullary Tumors Varies over Time

Table 2

Multivariate logistic regression analyses between clinicopathologic features and one- and three-year mortality following surgical resection.

Covariate1-year mortality3-year mortality
Odds ratio95% CI Pseudo Odds ratio95% CI Pseudo

Model A
 Age1.041–1.080.0270.1081.020.99–1.050.2250.129
 Tumor size1.511.17–1.950.0011.561.19–2.040.001
 Margin status2.641.34–5.20.0054.141.89–9.08<0.001
Model B
 Age1.041.01–1.080.0220.1231.020.99–1.060.1440.206
 Tumor size1.531.18–1.980.0011.61.21–2.120.001
 Margin status2.321.16–4.650.0173.31.44–7.550.005
 Lymphovascular invasion1.910.96–3.820.0664.512.24–9.07<0.001
Model C
 Age1.041–1.080.0260.1221.020.99–1.050.1680.195
 Tumor size1.491.15–1.930.0031.621.21–2.160.001
 Margin status2.061–4.250.0522.51.08–5.810.032
 Perineural invasion2.090.91–4.840.0834.372.09–9.13<0.001
Model D
 Age1.041.01–1.080.0220.1291.020.99–1.050.180.225
 Tumor size1.451.11–1.880.0061.51.12–20.006
 Margin status2.241.12–4.50.0233.391.46–7.890.005
 LN status2.391.07–5.350.0345.512.71–11.2<0.001
Model E
 Age1.041.01–1.080.0170.1331.020.99–1.050.2360.202
 Tumor size1.451.12–1.880.0051.431.09–1.890.011
 Margin status2.211.09–4.460.0283.311.44–7.610.005
 LNR (%)1.021–1.040.0171.071.03–1.110.001

LN: lymph nodes; LNR (lymph node ratio) = (number of positive LN)/(total LN removed) * 100.