Research Article

Primary Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma of Stomach: To Report 54 Patients and Analysis of Major Reported Series

Table 2

Univariate analysis of prognostic factors for clinical outcome.

Prognostic factorsPatients’ number5-year DFS (%) value5-year OS (%) value

WHO performance score
 0-1 4573.9<0.00176.2<0.001
 2 500.000.0
 3 400.000.0
Sex
 Female2961.80.74266.80.923
 Male2568.167.3
Age
 ≤50 years 2873.90.09779.60.034
 >50 years2655.249.1
Ann Arbor stage
 I3373.20.07175.10.027
 II1559.570.1
 III540.025.0
 IV100.000.0
Histology
 DLBC3661.20.64559.50.405
 MALT1471.477.9
 Others4100.0100.0
Primary tumor size
 1–5 cm 1361.50.41275.00.182
 6–9 cm2172.875.9
 ≥10 cm2058.950.5
B symptoms
 No3678.80.00177.80.013
 Yes1836.440.6
Serum LDH level
 Normal 3493.1<0.00192.6<0.001
 Elevated2028.734.0
Histological grade
 I 2764.00.97766.40.951
 II1369.276.2
 III1464.361.9
Treatment modality
 Surgery + CT ± RT 4461.50.38764.70.606
 CT and/or RT1080.080.0
Radiation dose
 No RT734.30.23641.70.169
 <30 Gy1161.447.7
 30–40 Gy2675.480.7
 >40 Gy1060.060.0
IPI
 0-1 risk factor 3584.4<0.00189.2<0.001
 2 risk factor633.325.0
 ≥3 risk factor1316.213.6
Location
 Proximal2767.30.79172.10.623
  Distal2461.461.7
  Diffuse involvement366.766.7

All patients5464.767.0

DFS: disease-free survival; OS: overall survival; CT: chemotherapy; RT: radiotherapy; IPI: International Prognostic Index.