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Table 4 The potential risk factors for up-staging

From: Surgical staging of apparent early-stage ovarian mucinous carcinoma

 

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

P-value

OR (95%CI)

P-value

OR (95%CI)

Age

0.973

1.001 (0.960–1.043)

  

Body mass index

0.468

0.934 (0.778–1.123)

  

Multipara

0.288

1.819 (0.604–5.480)

  

During the pregnancy

0.209

3.046 (0.535–17.334)

  

A history of ovarian mucinous tumor

0.033

4.364 (1.128–16.878)

0.033

4.745 (1.132–19.886)

CEA elevated at the time of diagnosis

0.772

1.429 (0.129–15.875)

  

CA199 elevated at the time of diagnosis

0.419

1.884 (0.405–8.765)

  

CA125 elevated at the time of diagnosis

0.343

1.979 (0.483–8.111)

  

Laparoscopy at first-step surgery

0.791

1.200 (0.312–4.622)

  

Ovarian cystectomy

0.350

1.750 (0.541–5.658)

  

Ascites

0.326

1.921 (0.522–7.063)

  

Tumor size

0.153

1.057 (0.979–1.142)

  

Bilateral ovary involvement

0.005

8.909 (1.949–40.718)

0.005

9.739 (2.016–47.056)

One-step staging surgery

0.511

0.682 (0.218–2.136)

  

Time interval between surgeries

0.186

1.004 (0.998–1.010)

  

With malignant mural nodules

0.308

3.607 (0.307–42.419)

  

Expansile subtype tumor

0.943

0.948 (0.220–4.096)

  

Poorly differentiated tumor

0.417

0.418 (0.051–3.439)

  
  1. FIGO International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, CA carbohydrate antigen, OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval