Research Article

The Modified Glasgow Prognostic Score Predicts Survival in Gastric Cancer Patients with Normal CEA and CA19-9

Table 1

Relationships between clinicolaboratory characteristics and the modified Glasgow prognostic score (mGPS).

mGPS = 0
n (%)
mGPS = 1
n (%)
mGPS = 2
n (%)
value

Sex
 Male297 (88.1)19 (5.7)21 (6.2)0.132
 Female142 (94.0)4 (2.6)5 (3.4)

Age (years)
 <65239 (93)7 (2.7)11 (4.3)0.044
 ≥65200 (86.6)16 (6.9)15 (6.5)

Body mass index (kg (m2)−1)
 <25351 (88.9)19 (4.8)25 (6.3)0.057
 ≥2588 (94.6)4 (4.3)1 (1.1)

Tumor location
 Upper third139 (88)7 (4.4)12 (7.6)0.578
 Middle third176 (91.7)8 (4.2)8 (4.2)
 Lower third124 (89.9)8 (5.8)6 (4.3)

Hemoglobin (g/L)
 <12174 (82.1)16 (7.5)22 (10.4)<0.001
 ≥12265 (96.0)7 (2.5)4 (1.4)

White cell count (×109 L−1)
 <11436 (91.6)19 (4.0)21 (4.4)<0.001
 ≥113 (25.0)4 (33.3)5 (41.7)

Neutrophils (×109 L−1)
 <7.5431 (91.7)21 (4.5)18 (3.8)<0.001
 ≥7.58 (44.4)2 (11.1)8 (44.4)

Lymphocytes (×109 L−1)
 <3420 (90.1)21 (4.5)25 (5.4)0.668
 ≥319 (86.4)2 (9.1)1 (4.5)

TNM
 Ib65 (94.2)3 (4.3)1 (1.4)0.357
 II124 (89.2)6 (4.3)9 (6.5)
 III148 (91.9)7 (4.3)6 (3.7)
 IV102 (85.7)7 (5.9)10 (8.4)

χ2 test.