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Table 1 Univariate Cox regression analysis of prognostic factors correlated with overall survival and progression-free survival

From: Preoperative anaemia and thrombocytosis predict adverse prognosis in non‐metastatic renal cell carcinoma with tumour thrombus

Characteristics All cohort (n = 146)
Age, y, median. (IQR) 60 (54–66.25)
Sex, no. (%)  
Male 113 (77.4)
Female 33 (22.6)
BMI, kg/m2, median. (IQR) 23.87 (21.44–26.65)
Symptom at presentation, no. (%)  
Absent 38 (26)
Present 108 (74)
ASA score, no. (%)  
I–II 129 (88.3)
III 17 (11.7)
Surgical approach, no. (%)  
Open 59 (40.4)
Laparoscopic 87 (59.6)
Surgical time, min, median. (IQR) 305.5 (224.25–400)
Blood loss, ml, median. (IQR) 600 (200–1650)
Transfusion, no. (%) 61 (41.8)
Segmental resection of vena cava, no. (%) 27 (18.5)
Tumour side, no. (%)  
Left 52 (35.6)
Right 94 (64.4)
Tumour size, cm, median. (IQR) 8.25 (6.48–10)
Tumour thrombus level, no. (%)  
0–II 118 (80.8)
III–IV 28 (19.2)
Invasion of venous wall, no. (%) 53 (41.4)
Histology subtype, no. (%)  
Clear cell 124 (84.9)
Non-CCRCC 22 (15.1)
Nuclear grade, no. (%)  
I–II 61 (41.7)
III–IV 85 (58.3)
lymph node metastasis, no. (%) 9 (5.9)
Necrosis, no. (%) 66 (45.8)
SSIGN score  
Low-risk (score 2–4) 49 (33.5)
Intermediate-risk (score 5–7) 76 (52.1)
High-risk (score 8–11) 21 (13.4)
  1. IQR interquartile range, BMI body mass index, ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists, CCRCC clear cell renal cell carcinoma
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