Review Article

Effect of the Number of Removed Lymph Nodes on Survival in Patients with FIGO Stage IB-IIA Cervical Squamous Cell Carcinoma following Open Radical Hysterectomy with Pelvic Lymphadenectomy: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Table 3

Cox proportional hazard analysis on prognostic factors related to survival in LN positive patients.

VariablePFSOS
UnivariateMultivariate 1Multivariate 2UnivariateMultivariate 1Multivariate 2
valueHR95% CI valueHR95% CI value valueHR95% CI valueHR95% CI value

Age, years0.7130.507
Menopausal status0.9890.643
FIGO stage0.0051.2600.870–1.8230.2211.2540.866–1.8150.2300.331
Tumor diameter (cm)0.0051.4681.052–2.0490.0241.4641.049–2.0420.0250.0071.6641.057–2.6200.0281.7121.090–2.6910.020
Depth of stromal invasion0.0022.6951.167–6.2220.022.7191.176–6.2850.0190.0462.2240.690–7.1640.1812.1270.659–6.8630.207
LVSI0.0141.6101.024–2.5310.0391.6021.020–2.5160.0410.0072.4581.216–4.9660.0122.4951.235–5.0420.011
Parametrial invasion<0.0012.0431.393–2.998<0.0012.0331.387–2.979<0.0010.0011.7211.013–2.9240.0451.7791.049–3.0160.032
Vaginal margin invasion0.0091.9141.104–3.3180.0211.9141.104–3.3190.0210.389
No. of RLN0.5420.9690.699–1.3450.8530.1761.2640.717–2.2290.419
No. of RLN (continuous)0.6251.0010.981–1.0210.9380.7630.9890.959–1.0190.458

FIGO, Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; LVSI, lymph-vascular space invasion; RLN, removed lymph nodes.