The Association between Platelet Glycocalicin and High Microsatellite Instability in Colorectal Cancer
Table 3
Logistic regression analysis for the associations between glycocalicin and microsatellite instability status among colorectal cancer patients.
Variables
AOR (95% CI)
value
Age (years)
-0.018
0.982 (0.949-1.015)
0.280
BMI (kg/m2)
0.117
1.124 (1.020-1.239)
0.018
WBC (×109/L)
0.178
1.195 (1.055-1.353)
0.005
Hemoglobin (g/L)
-0.012
0.988 (0.975-1.001)
0.063
CEA (ng/ml)
-0.004
0.996 (0.985-1.007)
0.471
Glycocalicin (ng/mL)
-0.158
0.854 (0.801-0.910)
< 0.001
Tumor size (cm) (≥ 5.0 vs <5.0)
1. 000
2.718 (1.411-5.234)
0.003
Tumor location (proximal vs distal)
1.146
3.146 (1.646-6.014)
0.001
Histological type (mucinous vs non-mucinous)
0.795
2.214 (1.040-4.713)
0.039
Lymphatic invasion (presence vs absence)
-0.460
0.631 (0.230-1.729)
0.371
Lymph node metastasis (presence vs absence)
-0.020
0.980 (0.145-6.649)
0.984
Stage (III+IV vs I+II)
-0.901
0.406 (0.061-2.727)
0.354
All significant variables in univariate analysis were included in the final logistic regression model. Data are presented as coefficient , and adjusted odds ratio (AOR) with 95% confidence interval (CI). Abbreviations see Table 1.
