Research Article

ATAD2 Overexpression Identifies Colorectal Cancer Patients with Poor Prognosis and Drives Proliferation of Cancer Cells

Table 2

Univariate and multivariate analyses showing the overall survival in colorectal cancer.

Prognostic parameterUnivariate analysisMultivariate analysis
HR95% CI valueHR95% CI value

ATAD2
(high versus low)
2.2721.479–3.4910.0001.7621.113–2.7900.016
Age
(>65 versus ≤65)
1.3930.911–2.1320.127
Gender
(male versus female)
1.3620.905–2.0480.139
Tumor size
(>5 cm versus ≤5 cm)
1.8421.201–2.8250.0051.6981.075–2.6810.023
Tumor location
(colon versus rectum)
0.7700.497–1.1940.243
Serum CEA
(>5 ng/mL versus ≤5 ng/mL)
1.6281.063–2.4930.0251.4970.979–2.2910.063
Lymph node metastasis (present versus absent)1.6861.099–2.5880.0171.0380.644–1.6730.879
Liver metastasis
(present versus absent)
3.3081.777–6.1510.0001.7100.777–3.7640.183
Clinical stage
(I vs. II vs. III vs. IV)
1.9831.549–2.5390.0001.6111.168–2.2210.004

HR: hazard ratio; CI: confidence interval. The bold number represents the values with significant differences.