Pubmed | Biomarker | Relation | Odds (95% CI) |
P-value | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
34731191 | TET1 | OS | p=0.015 | Patients with EC with a lower score (≤20) had worse OS than those with a higher score (>20) | |
34339705 | TMEFF2 | OS | p=0.004 | Positive TMEFF2 expressing patients had poor 5 year OS rates | |
30556848 | LncRNA FER1L4 | survival | HR=2.782 95% CI: 1.144-5.123 | p=0.004 | Multivariate analysis of the prognosis factors confirmed that low FER1L4 expression was a significant independent predictor of poor survival in EC |
30521558 | Jag1 Notch pathway | survival | HR = 0.48, 95% CI 0.23–0.97 | p=0.042 | Jag1 positivity conferred reduced mortality risk |
30521558 | Patched-1 | DFS | HR = 2.04, 95% CI 1.05–3.96 | p = 0.032 | Regarding the Hedgehog pathway, Patched-1 positivity independently conferred increased risk for relapse |
30521558 | Notch2 | survival | HR = 1.93, 95% CI 0.90–4.13 | p = 0.093 | In comparison to Jag1, Notch2 exhibited a trend in the opposite direction with respect to relapse |
30377136 | MMP20 | survival | p=0.019 | An elevated MMP20 protein expression was positively associated with inversely correlated with the survival time of the patients | |
30377136 | MMP20 | survival | p=0.067 | The Cox regression model analysis showed that an increased MMP20 expression was an independent predictor of a poor prognosis of the patients with endometrial carcinoma | |
30372483 | CD44 | OS | p=0.035 | High-level CD44 expression was found in 35.4% (40/113) of the cases and was also correlated with a poor overall survival rate | |
30372483 | ALDH1 | OS | p=0.035 | A high level of expression of ALDH1 was found in 44.25% (50/113) of the endometrial cancer samples, which was significantly correlated with a poor overall survival rate | |
30372483 | ALDH1 and CD44 | OS | p=0.013 | A simultaneous high expression of both markers was correlated with an extremely poor overall survival | |
30282081 | lymphocyte infiltration (LI) | OS | p=0.004 | Weak LI was independent worse prognostic factor for OS | |
34339705 | SMOC-2 | OS | p<0.001 | SMOC-2 high expression was positively correlated with overall survival | |
30282081 | lymphocyte infiltration (LI) | PFS | p=0.022 | Weak LI was independent worse prognostic factor for PFS | |
30282081 | lymphocyte infiltration (LI) | PFS | hazard ratio [HR], 3.76; 95% CI 1.76–8.83 | p<0.001 | Weak LI was independent worse prognostic factor for PFS |
30282081 | lymphocyte infiltration (LI) | OS | HR 6.13; 95% CI 1.73– 29.29 | p=0.004 | Weak LI was independent worse prognostic factor for OS |
29980240 | L1CAM | DFS | HR 2.53, CI95% 1.42–4.51 | p=0.002 | At multivariate analysis only L1CAM was confirmed as significant predictors of worse DFS |
29980240 | L1CAM | DFS | p=0.002 | Higher expression of L1CAM was present in tumor patients with lower disease free survival | |
29980240 | L1CAM | DFS | p=0.006 | High level of L1CAM were associated with lower DFS in patients with stage of tumor <1B | |
29980240 | miR-34a | DFS | p=0.0003 | The correlation of these data with DFS identified a subgroup of patients with mRNA L/L1CAM H protein that showed lower DFS | |
29907137 | GLP-1R | PFS | p=0.0110 | High GLP-1R expression was significantly correlated with longer PFS. | |
29895385 | signal intensity (SI) | DFS | p=0.014 | Endometrial tumours showing a SI of >209 on delayed T1WI sequences had longer recurrence-free survival than those with tumours showing a SI ≤209 | |
29653556 | DFF40 | OS | HR: 2.757; CI: 1.644-4.624 | p<0.001 | Univariate analysis revealed that decreased DFF40 increased the negative HRs for OS |
34339705 | SMOC-2 | DFS | p<0.001 | SMOC-2 high expression was positively correlated with disease-free survival | |
29653556 | BCL2 | OS | HR: 6.277; CI: 3.522-11.189 | p<0.001 | Univariate analysis revealed that decreased BCL2 expression increased the negative HRs for OS |
29653556 | DFF40 | DFS | HR: and DFS (HR: 2.937; CI: 1.680-5.134; | p<0.001 | Univariate analysis revealed that decreased DFF40 increased the negative HRs for DFS |
29653556 | BCL2 | DFS | HR: 6.979; CI: 3.654-13.331; | p<0.001 | Univariate analysis revealed that decreased BCL2 expression increased the negative HRs for DFS |
29626374 | CC3 | DFS | p=.002 | Patients with non-endometrioid tumours had significantly shorter DFS | |
29626374 | CC3 | OS | p=.002 | Low CC3 expression (CC3Low ) was significantly associated with shorter OS | |
29626374 | CC3 | DFS | p=.002 | When endometrioid and non-endometrioid tumours were assessed separately, CC3Low was significantly associated with shorter DFS in patients with non-endometrioid tumours. | |
29626374 | CC3 | OS | p=.001 | When endometrioid and non-endometrioid tumours were assessed separately, CC3Low was significantly associated with shorter OS in patients with non-endometrioid tumours. | |
29572029 | PD-L1/CD8 ratio | PFS | log-rankp<0.0001 | Classification of endometrial cancer into four groups based on CT-CD8 and CT-PD-1 revealed adverse prognostic significance of the CT-CD8Low + CT-PD-1Low group compared with all the other group combinations | |
29572029 | PD-L1/CD8 ratio | OS | log-rankp<0.0001 | Classification of endometrial cancer into four groups based on CT-CD8 and CT-PD-1 revealed adverse prognostic significance of the CT-CD8Low + CT-PD-1Low group compared with all the other group combinations | |
29572029 | PD-L1/CD8 ratio | PFS | HR 4.653 (1.675–12.927) | the CT-PD-L1/CT-CD8 ratio was an independent poor prognostic factor for PFS in all patients and in the MSS subgroup | |
34339705 | SOX17 | OS | p=0.001 | SOX17 negative expression was positively correlated with overall survival | |
29572029 | PD-1 | OS | [HR 0.243 (0.054–1.088) | log-rankpraw=0.0447,log-rankpFDR= 0.1043] | High PD-1 expression center of tumor (CT) was associated with favorable OS |
29572029 | PD-1 | OS | HR 0.125 (0.01–1.074) | log-rankpraw=0.0243,log-rankpFDR=0.0851 | High PD-1 expression invasive margin (IM) was associated with favorable OS |
29572029 | PD-1 | OS | HR 0.251 (0.056–1.122) | log-rank praw=0.0504 | high CT-PD-1/CT-CD8 ratio was associated with favorable OS |
29572029 | PD-1 | PFS | HR 0.436 (0.167–1.135) | log-rankpraw= 0.0799 | high CT-PD-1/CT-CD8 ratio was associated with favorable OS |
29572029 | PD-L1 | PFS | HR 2.879 (1.147–7.227) | log-rankpraw=0.0183,log-rank pFDR=0.0427 | High IC-PD-L1 expression in center of tumor was associated with an adverse PFS |
29572029 | PD-L1 | PFS | HR 4.356 (1.208–15.711) | log-rankpraw =0.0139,log-rankpFDR=0.0427 | High PD-L1 expression invasive margin (IM) was associated with an adverse PFS |
29572029 | CT-CD8 | OS | HR 0.107 (0.024–0.482) | log-rankpraw=0.0004,log-rankpFDR=0.0028 | High CT-CD8 density was associated with favorable OS |
29572029 | CT-PD-L1/ CT-CD8 | PFS | HR 5.690 (2.343–13.816 | log-rankprawb0.0001,log-rankpFDR= 0.0001] | CT-PD-L1/ CT-CD8 was associated with adverse PFS |
29572029 | CT-PD-L1/ CT-CD8 | PFS | HR 4.653 (1.675–12.927) | CT-PD-L1/ CT-CD8 was an independent poor prognostic factor in all patients | |
29526558 | TRIM44 | OS | p<0.05 | TRIM44 overexpression was associated with independent prognostic factor for overall survival | |
34339705 | SOX17 | DFS | p=0.001 | SOX17 negative expression was positively correlated with disease-free survival | |
29526558 | TRIM44 | PFS | p<0.05 | TRIM44 overexpression was associated with independent prognostic factor for PFS | |
29516012 | visfatin | OS | p=0.0001 | High baseline visfatin levels was correlated with shorter overall survival | |
29516012 | UCHL1 | DFS | p=0.002 | High UCHL1 mRNA was correlated with reduced DFS | |
29516012 | UCHL1 | OS | p=0.015 | High UCHL1 mRNA was correlated with reduced OS | |
29516012 | visfatin | OS | HR = 0.97 | p=0.03 | In the univariate OS model, both median visfatin level and cut-off baseline visfatin level (20.7 ng/ml) were significant variables. A correlation was demonstrated between median visfatin levels and overall survival of patients |
29463191 | HE4 | DFS | 2.96 (95% confidence interval: 1.18-7.99) | Elevated serum HE4 was an independent prognostic factor for reduced disease-free survival | |
29463191 | HE4 | OS | 3.27 (95% confidence interval: 1.18-9.02) | Elevated serum HE4 was an independent prognostic factor for reduced overall survival | |
29169184 | HER2 | DSS | p<0.001 | The 5-year DSS for patients with primary tumours with low HER2 expression (0–2+) was 87, vs 77% for patients with HER2-high expressing tumours (3+) | |
29169184 | HER2 | survival | p<0.001 | In univariate survival analysis, patients with low HER2 (SI 0–6) tumours had a 5-year DSS of 87, vs 61% for patients with high HER2 (SI 9) tumours | |
29169184 | HER2 | survival | p=0.003 | High HER2 SI (SI 9) associated with poor outcome compared with SI 0–6 | |
34331128 | microRNA-21 | PFS | p=0.004 | In all endometrial cancer cases, PFS curves showed statistically signifcant diferences between patients with high miR21 expression and those with low miR-21 expression in cancer cells | |
29169184 | HER2 | survival | HR 1.61 (95% CI: 0.91–2.85 | p=0.1 | In multivariate survival analysis corrected for age, stage and grade, High HER2 (SI 9) independently associated with survival, although not significant |
29096882 | Asparaginase-like protein 1 | survival | p<0.001 | Low expression of ASRGL1 protein and ASRGL1 mRNA predicted poor disease specific survival | |
29096882 | Asparaginase-like protein 1 | survival | Hazard ratio (HR): 1.53, 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.04-2.26 | p=0.031 | In multivariate survival analyses ASRGL1 had independent prognostic value both in the whole patient cohort |
29096882 | Asparaginase-like protein 1 | survival | HR: 2.64, CI: 1.47-4.74 | p=0.001 | In multivariate survival analyses ASRGL1 had independent prognostic value within the endometrioid subgroup |
29096882 | Asparaginase-like protein 1 | DSS | p<0.001 | patients with low ASRGL1 mRNA expression had significantly worse 5 year disease specific survival (DSS) compared to patients with high ASRGL1 mRNA expression (5 year DSS of 0.60 and 0.87, respectively | |
28980703 | IRAK1 | survival | p<0.05 | IRAK1 was upregulated at RNA level was correlated with poor patients’ survival | |
28980703 | IRAK1 | survival | p<0.01 | IRAK1 expression was correlated with poor patients’ survival | |
28965628 | cyclin D1 | survival | p=0.011 | Significant different survival distributions were observed and poor survival behavior was correlated with negative cyclin D1 immunohistochemical staining. In conclusion, greater frequency of cyclin D1 expression was revealed in normal endometrial tissues in comparison with carcinomas. | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | OS | p=0.0012 | NTSR1 messenger RNA (mRNA) was negatively correlated with overall survival (OS) | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | PFS | p=0.0116 | NTSR1 messenger RNA (mRNA) was negatively correlated with progression-free survival (PFS) | |
34331128 | microRNA-21 | PFS | hazard ratio=2.460 | p=0.041 | Cox’s univariate and multivariate analyses of PFS in endometrioid carcinoma revealed that high miR-21 expression (cancer cells) were signifcant indicators of a poor prognosis (in multivariate analysis, hazard |
28836043 | NTSR1 | OS | log-rank:p<0.0001 | NTSR1 mRNA level continued to be negatively correlated with OS | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | PFS | p=0.002 | NTSR1 mRNA level continued to be negatively correlated with PFS | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | OS | p<0.001 | High immunohistochemical expression of cytoplasmic NTSR1 was correlated with a shorter OS | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | PFS | p=0.001 | High immunohistochemical expression of cytoplasmic NTSR1 was significantly correlated with a shorter PFS | |
28836043 | NTSR1 | DFS | p=0.004 | High immunohistochemical expression of cytoplasmic NTSR1 was an independent prognostic factor for reduced disease-free survival | |
28794448 | CD133 | OS | 95% CI, 154-168 VS 95% CI, 123-160 | p=0.012 | The mean OS for CD133+ tumour patients was 161 months (95% CI, 154–168) as compared with 146 months (95% CI, 123–160) for those with CD133- tumors |
28794448 | CD133 | PFS | 95% CI, 149–168 VS 95% CI, 132-161) | p=0.014 | The mean PFS for CD133+ tumour was 159 months (95% CI, 149–168) as compared with 147 months (95% CI, 132-161) in those with a CD133-tumour |
28794448 | CD133 | OS/PFS | HR 4.731 (95% CI, 1.251–17.89) | p=0.022 | C133+ tumours predicted favorable OS and PFS of EEC patients, with a Hazard Ratio 4.731 |
28751757 | L1CAM | survival | p<0.001 | Expression of L1CAM were associated with features of aggressive disease and poor outcome | |
28751757 | L1CAM | survival | p<0.001 | Hysterectomy samples L1CAM were associated with poor outcome | |
34306255 | GABPA | OS | 0.487 (0.246-0.966) | p=0.040 | In univariate analysis, the low expression of GABPA was corresponded to poor prognosis of OS |
28751757 | L1CAM | DSS | p<0.001 | High expression of L1CAM in curettage specimen predicted poor disease-specific survival in the whole patient population | |
28751757 | L1CAM | survival | HR 2.7 (95% CI 1.8–4.3 | p<0.001 | Expression of L1CAM also showed independent prognostic impact in Cox survival analysis after correction for age, FIGO stage, histologic subtype and grade assessed in the hysterectomy specimens |
28668893 | GalNAc-T6 | OS | p=0.003 | None | |
28668893 | GalNAc-T6 | survival | p=0.013 | GalNAc-T6 expression was an independent prognostic factor | |
28668893 | GalNAc-T6 | OS | p<0.05 | Univariate survival analysis showed that positive GalNAc-T6 expression had better overall survival | |
28668893 | GalNAc-T6 | survival | p=0.013 | The multivariate analysis using the Cox proportional hazards model showed GalNAc-T6 expression to be an independent prognostic factor among the studied variables | |
28643014 | NAV2 | OS | p=0.037 | NAV2 expression was associated with shorter overall survival in patients with uterine leiomyosarcoma in univariate analysis | |
28643014 | CCND2 | survival | p=0.012 | nuclear CCND2 expression in LG-ESS was significantly related to longer survival in univariate analysis | |
28643014 | CCND2 | survival | p=0.023 | Nuclear CCND2 expression was an independent prognosticator in Cox multivariate analysis | |
28624692 | YKL-40 | disease progression | Ch2 = 4.39 | p<0.036 | In patients who had disease progression, the percentage of elevated concentrations of YKL-40 (53%) was higher than in patients in remission. The Chisquare test demonstrated that these differences were statistically significant: |
34306255 | GABPA | OS | 0.491 (0.246-0.977) | p=0.043 | The multivariate Cox proportional hazard model showed that lower expression of GABPA was an independent poor prognostic factor for OS |
28624692 | CA 125 | death status | p<0.038 | The Mann-Whitney test showed that in patients who died during the follow-up period, the CA 125 levels were significantly higher compared to the concentrations in patients who were alive. | |
28453461 | SerpinE2 | OS | p=0.045 | When comparing the 5 year overall survival rate of the two groups, there was a significant difference between the high and the low SerpinE2 expression group | |
28401338 | HE4 | surviva | HR 5.12 per 10-fold increase in HE4, 95% CI 1.54-17.1 | p=0.008 | Serum HE4 concentration is significantly associated with independent prognostic factor for recurrence-free survival |
28401338 | HE4 | OS | HR 7.48 per 10-fold increase in HE4, 95% CI 1.76-31.7 | p=0.006 | Serum HE4 concentration is significantly associated with overall survival |
28277313 | androgen receptor (AR) | DFS | p=0.008 | AR expression was correlated with increased disease-free survival | |
28187032 | Tyrosine Phosphatase SHP-1 | survival | HR=0.32 (0.11 to 0.94)P=0.039 | p=0.039 | From both univariate and multivariate analysis in the Ec group, expression of SHP-1 remained a positive prognostic factor |
27926484 | lncRNA H19 | OS | HR=2.710 | p<0.05 | Kaplan-Meier analysis revealed that patients with uterine corpus cancer and higher H19 expression had a shorter OS |
27926484 | lncRNA H19 | RFS | HR=2.261 | p<0.05 | Females with cervical cancer and increased H19 expression had a shorter RFS |
27926484 | lncRNA H19 | survival | HR=4.099 | p<0.05 | High H19 expression was poorer prognosis in cervical cancer patients |
27923582 | HSD17B2 | survival | p=0.005 | Patients having low HSD17B2 levels had a statistically non-significant poorer prognosis compared with the remaining patients | |
34306255 | GABPA | DFS | HR: 0.619, CI: 0.397-0.966 | p=0.045 | The multivariate Cox proportional hazard model showed that lower expression of GABPA was an independent poor prognostic factor for DFS |
27923582 | HSD17B1 | survival | p=0.007 | Patients with high levels of HSD17B1 had a significantly poorer prognosis than the remaining patients | |
27923582 | HSD17B1 | survival | p=0.013 | patients with a tumour expressing high levels of HSD17B1 mRNA and low levels of HSD17B2 mRNA had the worst prognosis | |
27873306 | ALCAM | survival | HR 6.027; 95% CI 1.41-25.74 | In multivariate analysis, ALCAM-positivity was an independent prognostic factor in early stage disease | |
27873306 | ALCAM | DFS | HR 4.237; 95% CI 1.01-17.76 | Recurrence-free survival was poorer in patients with ALCAM-positive compared to ALCAM-negative tumours | |
27648714 | L1CAM | DFS | p<0.0001 | L1CAM predicted poor disease-specific survival in endometrioid (P < 0.0001) but not in non-endometrioid carcinomas | |
27634881 | HIF-1α | survival | p=0.005 | In the tumor stroma was significantly associated with reduced survival | |
27634881 | HIF-1α | survival | hazard ratio (HR) of 1.7 | p=0.04 | High stromal HIF-1α expression were an independent unfavorable prognostic factor |
27634881 | HIF-1α | survival | p=0.01 | High stromal HIF-1α expression were associated with decreased survival | |
27549092 | CA-125 | DFS | p=0.01 | Increased pre-operative serum CA-125 levels were significantly associated with lower DFS | |
27549092 | CA-125 | OS | p=0.006 | Increased pre-operative serum CA-125 levels were significantly associated with lower OS | |
34731191 | TET1 | PFS | p=0.034 | Patients with EC with a lower score (≤20) had worse PFS than those with a higher score (>20) | |
34306255 | GABPA | OS | HR: 0.488, CI: 0.258-0.922 | p=0.036 | Patients with low expression levels of GABPA protein had relatively poorer OS than patients with high expression levels of GABPA |
27540975 | UCA1 | OS | p=0.023 | The 5-year overall survival rate in the high expression group VS in the low expression group | |
27226215 | PAX1 | OS | hazard ratio of 0.22 for death (95% confidence interval, 0.05-0.96) | A higher PAX1 score in EC cases was correlated with good overall survival, with a hazard ratio of 0.22 for death | |
27079211 | BIRC5 | PFS | HR=1.97, 95% CI=1.29-4.5, | p=0.045 | High expression of BIRC5 was associated with poor progression free survival (P=0.006), and shown to be an independent prognostic factor |
27038842 | CD103 | survival | p=0.035 | The presence of a high CD103+ cell infiltration was associated with an improved prognosis in patients with endometrial adenocarcinoma | |
27003026 | SLUG | RFS | hazard ratio 5.938, 95% confidence interval 1.251-28.18 | p= 0.025 | High expression of SLUG were independent prognostic factors of worse RFS |
27003026 | SLUG | OS | p=0.00963 | Overall survival was worse in patients with high SLUG expression in those who underwent adjuvant therapy | |
27003026 | SLUG | stages III/IV/RFS | p=0.0146 | High SLUG expression was associated with worse recurrence-free survival (RFS) in the patients in patients at stages III/IV | |
27003026 | SLUG | RFS | p=0.00264 | High SLUG expression was associated with worse recurrence-free survival (RFS) in the patients at all stages | |
27003026 | SLUG | RFS/stage | p=0.00264 | High SLUG expression was associated with worse recurrence-free survival (RFS) in the patients at all stages | |
27003026 | SLUG | RFS/adjuvant therapy | p=0.000743 | High SLUG expression was associated with worse recurrence-free survival (RFS) in the patients who underwent adjuvant therapy | |
34306255 | GABPA | DFS | HR: 0.584, CI: 0.375-0.910 | p=0.018 | Patients with low expression levels of GABPA protein had relatively poorer DFS than patients with high expression levels of GABPA |
26991548 | CD169(+) macrophages in RLN | survival | Density of CD169+ macrophages in RLN associated with an improved prognosis | ||
26957478 | Estrogen receptor-alpha | DFS | 80.5% (95% CI: 0.65–0.90) VS 85.1% (95% CI: 0.79–0.90) | logrank-testp-value=0.268 | None |
26957478 | Estrogen receptor-alpha | OS | 82.1% (95% CI: 66.2–91.0) and 88.4% (95% CI: 82.2–92.5) | p-value=0.114 | None |
26842712 | NUCB2 | survival | p=0.0004 | NUCB2 immunoreactivity was significantly associated with worse prognosis | |
26647729 | CCNE1 | PFS | p=0.0081 | CCNE1 amplification were correlated with shorter progression-free | |
26647729 | CCNE1 | OS | p=0.0073 | CCNE1 amplification were correlated with shorte roverall surviva | |
26647729 | CCNE1 | OS | Multivariate analysis showed that CCNE1 amplification was an independent prognostic factor for overall survival but not for progression-free survival | ||
26588239 | TOP2A | OS | p=0.020 | Patients with TOP2A-positive tumors had significantly lower overall survival than did patients with TOP2A-negative tumors | |
26588239 | HER2 | DFS | p=0.049 | Disease-free survival for patients with HER2-positive tumors was significantly lower than disease-free survival for patients with HER2-negative tumors | |
26554657 | CDK4/6 | PFS | p=0.024 | Patients with high CDK4/6SA (>3.0) showed significantly shorter progression-free survival (PFS) than those with low CDK4/6SA (<3.0). | |
34306255 | GABPA | OS | HR: 0.488, CI: 0.258-0.922 | p=0.036 | low expression levels of GABPA protein vs high expression levels of GABPA |
26554657 | CDK4/6 | PFS | p=0.015 | The combination of high CDK4/6SA and high Ki-67 expression (>15%) was robustly associated with shorter PFS , and this combination was an independent poor prognostic factor in the low-risk group. | |
26539494 | HE4 | mortality in endometrial cancer | p<0.05 | Mortality in endometrial cancer patients with high HE4 expression was significantly higher than that in patients with low HE4 expression | |
26539494 | HE4 | survival | p=0.027 | Kaplan-Meier survival analysis showed that endometrial cancer patients with strongly positive expression of HE4 had significantly higher mortality than those without strongly positive expression of HE4 | |
26362938 | ANXA2 | survival | hazard ratio [HR] = 8.004 | p<0.05 | ANXA2 was an independent risk factor for the prognosis of endometrial carcinoma |
26260911 | Metabolic syndrome | OS | p=0.001 | The OS rate of the patients with endometrial adenocarcinoma with MS was significantly worse than that of the patients without MS for all 385 patients | |
26260911 | Metabolic syndrome | survival | p=0.049 | Metabolic syndrome was independent prognostic factors for endometrial adenocarcinoma | |
26222488 | COX-2 | survival | p=0.06 | There was a clear trend for more favorable 5-year survival in patients with a high staining score than in those with a low score, and the difference was of borderline significance | |
26191146 | Musashi-1 protein | survival | HR=2.073 | p=0.001 | Higher protein expression level of Musashi-1 are associated with poor survival rate than those with negative or low level of expression |
26191146 | Musashi-1 protein | OS | p =0.0006 | Patients with negative or weak staining of Musashi-1 had markedly longer OS than with moderate or high staining group | |
26166558 | LSD1 | OS of patients with EEA | p=0.027 | LSD1 expression status was an independent prognostic factor for OS of patients with EEA. | |
34306255 | GABPA | DFS | HR: 0.584, CI: 0.375-0.910 | p=0.018 | In univariate analysis, the low expression of GABPA protein was corresponded to poor prognosis of DFS |
26166558 | LSD1 | DFS of patients with EEA | p=0.016 | LSD1 expression status was an independent prognostic factor for DFS of patients with EEA. | |
26111272 | COX-2 | survival | p=0.038 | The prognosis was significantly poorer in the patients with MSI-positive tumors with high COX-2 expression than in those with MSI-positive tumors showing low COX-2 expression. | |
26111272 | COX-2 | survival | p=0.003 | Comparison of cancer-specific survival rate in relation to COX-2 expression level in MSI-positive (A) | |
25964114 | CA125 | survival | χ2=186.60 | p<0.01 | Cox regression model simultaneously, CA125, were identified as independent prognostic factors |
25951350 | Enolase-1 | survival | p=0.036 | Patients with high expression had worse prognoses than those with low expression of ENO1 | |
25934333 | ANCCA | OS | p=0.001 | ANCCA expression exhibited significantly poorer overall survival (OS) than patients with low ANCCA expression | |
25934333 | ANCCA | DFS | p=0.002 | ANCCA expression exhibited significantly disease-free survival (DFS) than patients with low ANCCA expression | |
25934333 | ANCCA | OS | hazard ratio (HR) = 4.954, 95 % confidence interval (CI) = 1.537-15.966 | p=0.007 | High ANCCA expression were an independent prognostic factor for OS |
25934333 | ANCCA | DFS | HR = 4.237, 95 % CI = 1.295-13.859 | p=0.017 | High ANCCA expression were an independent prognostic factor for DFS |
25874492 | Sam68 | OS | p<0.001 | Univariate analysis demonstrated that overexpression of Sam68 correlated with shorter overall survival | |
34257552 | ARID1A | RFS | 8.7 (95% CI 1.09–69.6) | p=0.04 | Multivariate analysis showed significantly longer RFS among patients with ARID1A loss |
25874492 | Sam68 | OS | p=0.048 | Multivariate analysis demonstrated that overexpression of Sam68 correlated with shorter overall survival | |
25874492 | Sam68 | OS | Kaplan-Meier analysis demonstrated that overexpression of Sam68 correlated with shorter overall survival | ||
25858696 | ASRGL1 | DFS/EEA | 3.55 (95% CI=1.10-11.43) | p=0.003 | Reduced expression of ASRGL1, defined as <75% positively stained tumor cells, was significantly associated with poor prognosis and reduced disease-specific survival in endometrioid endometrial adenocarcinoma (EEA) in one cohort |
25858696 | ASRGL1 | DFS/EEA | 3.23 (95% CI=1.53-6.81) | p=0.002 | Reduced expression of ASRGL1, defined as <75% positively stained tumor cells, was significantly associated with poor prognosis and reduced disease-specific survival in endometrioid endometrial adenocarcinoma (EEA) in one cohort |
25731151 | Ca125 | OS | p=0.021 | Raised Ca125 correlates to worse overall disease-specific survival (66.1 vs 87.8 months) | |
25731151 | Tag72 | DFS | p=0.021 | Tag72 correlates to higher recurrence rate | |
25731151 | Tag72 | DFS | p=0.021 | Tag72 correlates to shorter disease-free survival | |
25731151 | Ca125+Tag72 | DFS | p=0.018 | Both Ca125 and Tag72 are abnormal DFS is worse | |
25731151 | Ca125+Tag72 | DOS | p=0.021 | Both Ca125 and Tag72 are abnormal DOS is worse | |
25505230 | POLE proofreading mutations | death status | Women with POLE-mutant ECs had EC deaths | ||
34257552 | ARID1A | RFS | p=0.040 | Kaplan-Meier analysis showed retained ARID1A expression predicting lower RFS in the whole cohort | |
25505230 | POLE proofreading mutations | RFS | multivariable-adjusted HR = 0.11, 95% CI = 0.001 to 0.84, | p=.03 | Of 109 grade 3 tumors, 0 of 15 POLE-mutant ECs recurred, compared with 29 of 94 (30.9%) POLE wild-type cancers; reflected in statistically significantly greater RFS |
25505230 | POLE proofreading mutations | RFS | multivariable-adjusted, pooled HR= 0.33 95% CI = 0.12 to 0.91 | p=.03 | There were no EC-related events in any of 33 POLE-mutant ECs, resulting in a multivariable-adjusted, pooled HR of 0.33 for RFS |
25355598 | HABP1 | OS | p=0.015 | high HABP1 expression had a poorer overall survival (OS) than patients with low HABP1 expression | |
25355598 | HABP1 | DFS | p=0.012 | Patients with high HABP1 expression had a poorer disease-free survival (DFS) than patients with low HABP1 expression | |
25355598 | HABP1 | OS | p=0.025 | HABP1 expression status was an independent prognostic factor of OS | |
25355598 | HABP1 | DFS | p=0.022 | HABP1 expression status was an independent prognostic factor of DFS | |
25347096 | SATB1 | OS | p<0.001 | Positive SATB1 expression had worse overall survival than the patients with negative SATB1 expression | |
25347096 | SATB1 | DFS | p<0.001 | Positive SATB1 expression had worse disease-free survival rates than the patients with negative SATB1 expression | |
25347096 | SATB1 | OS | hazards ratio, 2.928; 95% confidence interval, 1.072-7.994 | p=0.036 | Multivariate Cox analysis indicated that SATB1 was an independent parameter for overall survival |
25347096 | SATB1 | DFS | (hazards ratio, 2.825; 95% confidence interval, 1.111-7.181; | p=0.029 | Multivariate Cox analysis indicated that SATB1 was an independent parameter for disease-free survival |
34109467 | HE4 | death status | p=0.002 | Serum HE4 levels was significantly associated with death status | |
25315186 | cyclin B | CSS | Survival analyses showed that cyclin B expression affects cancer-specific survival in univariate analysis | ||
25310854 | MSI | PFS | p=0.013 | Five-year PFS was 92% in MMR-deficient patients, and 78% in MMR-retained patients | |
25310854 | MSI | OS | p=0.009 | 5-year OS was 94% in MMR-deficient patients, and 78% in MMR-retained patients | |
25310854 | MSI | survival | hazard ratio, 0.24; 95% confidence interval, 0.08 to 0.70 | p=0.008 | In multivariate analyses, MMR-deficient status was identified as an independent better prognostic factor for OS in endometrial cancers |
25275055 | Intraepithelial CD3(+) TIL counts | early tumors. | Intraepithelial CD3(+) TIL counts are an independent predictor of survival in patients with early tumors. | ||
25275055 | intraepithelial CD8+ TIL count | survival | HR=0.28, 95% CI=0.10-0.76, | p=0.01 | In multivariate analysis ,intraepithelial CD8+ TIL counts below 9 per mm2 were associated with improved prognosis |
25275055 | Intraepithelial CD3(+) TIL counts | survival | HR=3.79, 95% CI=1.34-10.71 | p=0.01 | In patients with early-stage, high-risk tumors, CD3+ TIL counts below 17 per mm2 were associated with inferior prognosis in multivariate analysis |
25254562 | CRHR1 | survival | p=0.009 | CRHR1 status was significantly associated with an increased incidence of worse prognosis | |
25254562 | CRHR1 | survival | p=0.009 | CRHR1 status were significant prognostic factors | |
25254562 | PR | DFS | p=0.001 | The results of univariate analysis of disease-free survival by Cox model indicated PR status as significant prognostic factors for disease-free survival | |
33858677 | p53/L1CAM/ER/PR | RFS/DSS | p<0.001 | Patients with LNM (N1) and p53-abn or L1CAM+ had significantly decreased RFS/DSS compared with, patients having LNM (N1) and normal IHC expression (p53-wt or L1CAM-), and patients without LNM (N0) and normal/abnormal IHC expression. | |
25254562 | CRHR1 | DFS | p=0.023 | The results of univariate analysis of disease-free survival by Cox model indicated CRHR1 status as significant prognostic factors for disease-free survival | |
25254562 | PR | survival | p =0.010 | Multivariate analysis demonstrated PR as independent prognostic factors with relative risks greater than 1.0. | |
25254562 | CRHR1 | survival | p=0.027 | Multivariate analysis demonstrated CRHR1 as independent prognostic factors with relative risks greater than 1.0. | |
25254562 | PR | survival | p=0.015 | In the univariate analysis for overall survival, PR status were significant prognostic factors | |
25254562 | CRHR1 | survival | p=0.009 | In the univariate analysis for overall survival, CRHR1 status were significant prognostic factors | |
25033726 | WT-1 | DFS | p=.031 | WT-1 had a shorter DFS compared with those with no WT-1 expression | |
25022554 | HER-2/neu | survival | Multivariate Cox regression analysis showed that HER-2/neu expression were independent prognostic factors for OS, CRS and DFS | ||
24972085 | Yes-associated protein (YAP) | OS | p=0.015 | Increased nuclear YAP expression was significantly associated with overall survival in estrogen mediated EMCA, called type 1 cancer | |
24972085 | Yes-associated protein (YAP) | OS | p<0.021 | In multivariate analysis, nuclear YAP expression was confirmed as an independent prognostic factor for overall survival in type 1 EMCA. | |
24972085 | Yes-associated protein (YAP) | OS | p = 0.015 | Kaplan-Meier survival estimates showed that increased nuclear immunoreactivity of YAP was significantly associated with worse overall survival in type 1 cancer | |
33832498 | mesothelin | PFS | [HR]=2.14 | p<0.01 | In the multivariate analysis, mesothelin expression were poor prognostic factors for PFS |
24966915 | Rictor | OS | p<0.05 | The OS of Rictor-negative group was distinctly better than that of the Rictor-positive one for all 249 samples separated according to pathological type, grade, vascular invasion and lymphatic metastasis | |
24966915 | Rictor | survival | 8.612(1.034-71.702) | p=0.046 | Multivariate Cox proportional hazards regression analyses showed that Rictor were independent prognostic factors for EC in Test cohor . |
24966915 | Rictor | survival | 8.736(1.050-72.707) | p=0.045 | Multivariate Cox proportional hazards regression analyses showed Rictor were independent prognostic factors for EC in validation cohort. |
24930886 | KPNA2 | OS | hazard ratio 1.7, 95% CI 1.13-2.5 | p=0.01 | Increased nuclear KPNA2 immunoreactivity was identified as a novel predictor of overall survival, independent of well-established prognostic factors in Cox regression analyses |
24853175 | HSF1 | survival | p=0.03 | The significant prognostic impact of HSF1 level was also reflected when exploring mRNA level with worst outcome for patients with expression levels above the upper tertile | |
24853175 | HSF1 | survival | p<0.02 | High expression of HSF1 protein in endometrial carcinoma is significantly associated with poor survival | |
24853175 | HSF1 | survival | p=0.08 | HSF1 showed a tendency, although not statistically significant, as an independent marker of prognosis | |
24853175 | HSF1 | survival/ERα | hazard ratio (HR): 6.2; 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.5–26.4; | p=0.014 | we found HSF1 to be an independent prognostic marker only in the group of ERα-positive patients |
24853175 | HSF1 | survival | HR: 2.3; 95% CI 1.0–5.3 | p=0.04 | we found the HSF1-CaSig signature to independently predict poor survival |
24849812 | FOXA1 | DSS | p = 0.004 | Low FOXA1 protein expression was significantly associated with reduced disease specific survival | |
33832498 | mesothelin | PFS | HR=2.19 | p<0.01 | In the multivariate analysis, co-expression were poor prognostic factors for PFS |
24844595 | POLE exonuclease domain mutations | PFS | p=0.025 | The presence of POLE exonuclease domain mutation was associated with significantly better progression-free survival in univariate | |
24844595 | POLE exonuclease domain mutations | survival | p=0.010 | Multivariateanalyses, such that none of the patients with POLE mutated tumors experienced disease progression | |
24756855 | S100A4 | Disease progression | p=0.000 | Disease progression was observed in 37.1% (13/35) of the patients with expression of S100A4 and in 15.0% (15/100) of those with no S100A4 expression. This difference reached a statistical significance | |
24756855 | S100A4 | death status | p=0.000 | The proportion of disease-related deaths was 22.9% (8/35) in the patients with S100A4 expression and 3.0% (3/100) in those with no S100A4 expression | |
24692842 | HDGF | OS | p=0.001 | Patients with high expression of HDGF had poorer overall survival rates than those with low expression of HDGF | |
24670463 | MMP2 | survival | p=0.041 | MMP2 over-expression was negatively correlated with prognosis | |
24659664 | CA 125 | DFS and OS | p=0.043 | Preoperative serum CA 125 levels were independent prognostic factors for DFS and OS | |
24590269 | TNFAIP8 | DFS | p=0.022 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that TNFAIP8 was independent factors of DFS in patients with EC. | |
24587245 | Stathmin | DFS | p = 0.03 | Within the subgroup of patients with metastatic disease treated with paclitaxel containing chemotherapy, disease specific survival was significantly poorer in those patients with high compared to normal stathmin | |
24587245 | Stathmin | DFS | n = 38,HR 2.3, CI 1.1–5.2 | Stathmin protein level remained an independent predictor of disease specific survival in the subgroup of patients that received paclitaxel containing chemotherapy | |
34731191 | TET1 | HR 0.34 (95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.14–0.85; | p<0.05 | Univariate survival analysis revealed that higher TET1 expression level (>20) resulted in a HR of death = 0.34 (95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.14–0.85; p < 0.05), | |
33832498 | mesothelin | OS | HR = 2.18 | p<0.01 | In the multivariate analysis, mesothelin expression were poor prognostic factors for OS |
24587245 | Stathmin | DFS | n = 43,HR 1.1, CI 0.4–2.7 | Stathmin protein level ,djusted for FIGO stage and histological subtype, were not an independent predictor of disease specific survival in the subgroup receiving other therapies | |
24377825 | GdA | survival | p=0.002 | Cox-regression analysis proofed GdA to be an independent prognostic marker for patient survival | |
24377825 | Gd | survival | p=0.039 | Gd positive cases have a favourable prognosis | |
24377825 | GdA | survival | p=0.003 | GdA positive patients have a poor outcome | |
24377825 | GdA | survival | 95% CI 1.362-3.943 | p=0.002 | Cox-regression analysis proofed GdA to be an independent prognostic marker for patient survival |
24335662 | estrogen receptor-α | survival//USC | p<0.05 | The univariate analyses showed an expression of ER-α to be a significant prognostic indicator in patients with USC | |
24333732 | CD117 | survival | p<0.05 | The Cox-regression hazard model identified high CD117 expression to be an independent prognostic factor for survival | |
24333732 | CD117 | survival | p<0.001 | CD117 expression was significantly associated with poor overall survival and relapse-free survival | |
24333732 | CD117 | survival | p<0.05 | The Cox-regression hazard model identified high CD117 expression to be an independent prognostic factor for survival | |
24222154 | E-Cadherin | survival | p=0.04 | In a restricted multivariate model, only tumor stage and E-Cadherin expression retained their independent prognostic power, both for the whole group of tumors | |
33832498 | mesothelin | OS | HR = 2.22 | p<0.01 | In the multivariate analysis, co-expression were poor prognostic factors for OS |
24222154 | E-Cadherin | OS | p=0.012 | E-Cadherin overexpression was associated with a significantly better overall survival in the whole group of patients with endometrial carcinoma | |
24211402 | Serum HE4 | RFS | HR=2.40, 95% CI 1.19-4.83 | p=0.014 | Cox multivariate analysis demonstrated that elevated HE4 was an independent predictor of recurrence-free survival |
24211402 | Serum HE4 | RFS/endometrioid subtype | HR=2.86, 95% CI 1.25-6.51 | p=0.012 | Cox multivariate analysis demonstrated that elevated HE4 was an independent predictor of recurrence-free survival in the endometrioid subtype |
24146786 | MAI | DFS | p=0.001 | The MAI was prognostic | |
24146786 | PPH3 | survival | p=0.002 | PPH3 was prognostic | |
24146786 | Ki-67 | survival | p=0.03 | Ki-67 was prognostic | |
24011381 | albumin | DFS | p=0.02 | In a multivariable analysis pre-treatment serum albumin levels was independently associated with disease-free | |
24011381 | albumin | RFS | p=0.001 | In a multivariable analysis pre-treatment serum albumin levels was independently associated with progression-free survival | |
23947899 | CyclinD1 | discrimination | HR2.765, 95% CI: 1.201–6.363, | p<0.05 | CyclinD1 staining were significantly associated with prognosis |
23932335 | double negative hormone receptor | DFS | (hazard ratio (HR) 2.3, 95% CI 1.4-3.9) | ER/PR loss predicted poor disease-specific survival adjusted for age, FIGO stage, histologic type, grade and myometrial infiltration | |
33787629 | L1CAM | OS | HR = 2.87, 95% CI1.81-4.55 | p<.001 | Results showed L1CAM overexpression to be significantly associated with decreased overall survival |
23932335 | double negative hormone receptor | survival | Double negative ER/PR showed independent prognostic impact in Cox survival analysis, adjusted for age, FIGO stage, myometrial infiltration, histologic subtype and grade assessed in hysterectomy specimens | ||
23896713 | Ki-67 | CSS/PFS | High proliferative index of Ki-67 were significant prognostic factors for both progression-free survival and CSS in a univariate analysis | ||
23782748 | combined OATP1B3/CTR1 | DFS | p=0.047 | In univariate analysis, high expression levels of OATP1B3 was significantly associated with longer disease-free survival (DFS) and longer overall survival (OS) | |
23782748 | combined OATP1B3/CTR1 | DFS | p=0.009 | In univariate analysis, high expression levels of CTR1 was significantly associated with longer disease-free survival (DFS) and longer overall survival (OS) | |
23782748 | combined OATP1B3/CTR1 | DFS | p=0.058 | The patients with tumors showing high expression levels of at least one of OATP1B3 and CTR1 had potentially longer DFS | |
23782748 | combined OATP1B3/CTR1 | DFS | p=0.013 | Combined OATP1B3/CTR1 expression was the sole independent prognostic factor for longer OS in the multivariate analysis | |
23782748 | combined OATP1B3/CTR1 | OS | p=0.003 | The patients with tumors showing high expression levels of at least one of OATP1B3 and CTR1 had potentially significantly longer OS | |
23781004 | L1CAM | death status | HR = 15.01; 95% CI = 9.28 to 24.26) | Multivariable analyses revealed an increase in the likelihood of death | |
23781004 | L1CAM | death | A classification and regression decision tree (CRT)identified L1CAM as the best variable for predicting death | ||
23777659 | progesterone receptor | DFS | p=0.001 | In univariate analysis negative PR expression was associated with a shorter disease-free survival | |
33787629 | L1CAM | DFS | HR = 3.32,95% CI; 1.99-5.55 | p<.001 | Results showed L1CAM overexpression to be significantly associated with disease-free survival |
23777659 | progesterone receptor | DFS | p=0.019 | In multivariate analysis only negative PR expression was significantly associated with a shorter disease-free survival | |
23617619 | core 2 β1,6-N-acetylglucosaminyl transferase 1 (C2GnT1) | survival | p=0.017 | Multivariable analysis also indicated that C2GnT1 overexpression was an independent prognostic factor | |
23524907 | P53 | PFS | p=0.01 | The median progression-free survival for the p53-wt group (88 mo) was significantly longer than the p53[+] group (56 mo) | |
23524907 | P53 | OS | p=0.07 | On univariate analyses, the median overall survival for the p53-wt patients (83 mo) was longer than the p53[+] patients (63 mo) | |
23438672 | visfatin | OS | p=0.035 | The overall survival rate of EC patients was significantly higher in the group with negative visfatin expression than with positive visfatin expression | |
23321718 | Wnt7a | OS | p=0.034 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that Wnt7a expression status was an independent prognostic factor for OS of patients with endometrial cancer. | |
23321718 | Wnt7a | DFS | p=0.009 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that Wnt7a expression status was an independent prognostic factor for DFS of patients with endometrial cancer. | |
23257935 | ER-α36 | DFS | p<0.01 | The disease-free survival rate of patients with ER-α36 expression was poorer than that of those who were negative for ER-α36 expression | |
23221606 | p53 and ki67 | DFS | p=0.002 | The 5-year DFS rates were 88%, 46%, and 0% for the p53(-)/ki67(-) group (n = 18), p53(-)/ki67(+) group (n = 17), and p53(+)/ki67(+) group (n = 4) | |
23221606 | p53 and ki67 | OS | p<0.001 | the 5-year OS rates were 100%, 71%, and 0%, for the p53(-)/ki67(-) group (n = 18), p53(-)/ki67(+) group (n = 17), and p53(+)/ki67(+) group (n = 4) | |
33754208 | CHK1 | death status | HR 0.35, 95% CI 0.16–0.77 | p=0.01 | CHK1 expression > 379.2 (“high CHK1”) was associated with a decrease in the risk of death |
23200913 | GRP78 | DFS | hazard ratio 2.88, 95% CI 1.37-6.04, | p=0.005 | High visceral adipocyte GRP78 expression was significantly associated with decreased disease-free survival (DFS) in multivariate analyses |
23179397 | HE4 | survival | HE4 may be a new tool for preoperative evaluation and postoperative surveillance of endometrial cancer patients, with a HE4 at cutoff of 70 pmol/L yields the best sensitivity and specificity. | ||
23114646 | EMT | survival | p<0.01 | EMT status, which was represented by both reduced E-cadherin and nuclear expression of Snail, was significantly associated with patient survival. | |
23114646 | EMT | OS | p<0.01 | A multivariate analysis showed that EMT-positive status was a significant predictor for both the progression-free survival and overall survival | |
23114646 | EMT | PFS | 95% CI, 0.249–0.791 | p=0.0059 | EMT-positive status were found to be significant predictors of progression-free survival |
23114646 | EMT | OS | 95% CI, 0.197–0.678 | p=0.0014 | EMT-positive status were identified to be significant predictors of overall survival |
23096757 | HE4 | survival | In multivariate analysis, only high preoperative sHE4 concentrations, but not sCA125, were independent prognostic factors for shorter Overall Survival, Disease-Free Survival and Progression-Free Survival. | ||
23051957 | ERRγ and ERα status | PFS | p=0.03 | Estrogen-related receptor γ immunoreactivity was associated with worse prognosis in PFS | |
23051957 | ERRγ and ERα status | OS | p=0.048 | Estrogen-related receptor γ immunoreactivity was associated with worse prognosis in OS | |
23051957 | ERRγ and ERα status | PFS | p=0.01 | ERRγ immunoreactivity was significantly associated with clinical outcomes in the patients with ERα-negative status in PFS | |
33660848 | Carcinoembryonic antigen | survival | AUC = 0.709, 95% CI, 0.576-0.820, | p=0.002 | Receiver operating characteristic curve analysis revealed that CEA was good predictors of early-stage endometrial cancer |
23051957 | ERRγ and ERα status | OS | p=0.03 | ERRγ immunoreactivity was significantly associated with clinical outcomes in the patients with ERα-negative status in OS | |
22945838 | YKL-40 | PFS /OS | The PFS and OS for the YKL-40-positive patients were significantly shorter than those for the YKL-40-negative patients. | ||
22886632 | MMSET | PFS /OS | p<0.001 | Patients with positive MMSET expression had significantly poorer overall survival and disease-free survival compared with patients with negative expression of MMSET | |
22886632 | MMSET | OS | p=0.008 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that positive MMSET expression was an independent prognostic factor for OS | |
22886632 | MMSET | DFS | p=0.048 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that positive MMSET expression was an independent prognostic factor for DFS | |
22824999 | DNA ploidy | PFS | p<0.01 | A DNA ploidy parameter, 5c exceeding rate, was found to be a prognostic marker for progression-free survival | |
22824999 | DNA ploidy | OS | p=0.02 | A DNA ploidy parameter, 5c exceeding rate, was found to be a prognostic marker for overall survival | |
22644303 | pHH3 | death | p<0.0001 | In univariate survival analysis, overexpression of pHH3 were associated with increased mortality | |
22644303 | survivin | death | p<0.0001 | In univariate survival analysis, overexpression of survivin were associated with increased mortality | |
22644303 | pHH3 | OS | p=0.004 | In the multivariable Cox regression analyses pHH3 could be identified as independent parameters for overall survival | |
33635467 | BMP-10 | TFS | p=0.004 | TFS rate in the low BMP-10 expression group were notably lower than those in the high BMP-10 expression group. | |
22644303 | survivin | OS | p=0.023 | In the multivariable Cox regression analyses survivin could be identified as independent parameters for overall survival | |
22640183 | emmprin | DFS | p<0.001 | The disease-free survival (DFS) of patients with high emmprin expression were significantly higher than those of patients with low emmprin expression | |
22640183 | emmprin | OS | p<0.001 | Overall survival (OS) rates of patients with high emmprin expression were significantly higher than those of patients with low emmprin expression | |
22617129 | bFGF | OS | p=0.009 | Tumour bFGF was significantly associated with poor OS | |
22617129 | bFGF | RFS | p<0.001 | Tumour bFGF was significantly associated with poor RFS | |
22617129 | bFGF | survival | hazard ratio (HR): 0.14, 95% CI: 0.03, 0.60 | In multivariable analyses, cases with HGF-positive, stromal bFGF-positive tumours had a lower risk of death compared with cases with HGF-positive, stromal bFGF-negative tumours | |
22525819 | HE4 | OS | HR 2.407 | p=0.017 | In multivariate analysis HE4 was seen to have independent prognostic value in overall survival in contrast to CA125 |
22525819 | HE4 | OS | p=0.001 | In the subgroup endometrioid histological type (n=132) only HE4 was of prognostic value for overall survival in univariate | |
22525819 | HE4 | OS | p=0.023 | In the subgroup endometrioid histological type (n=132) only HE4 was of prognostic value for overall survival multivariate analysis | |
22315051 | Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT) | PFS | p=0.03 | Elevated and highly elevated serum GGT levels were independently associated with progression-free survival in univariate survival analyse | |
33635467 | BMP-10 | OS | p=0.003 | Os rate in the low BMP-10 expression group were notably lower than those in the high BMP-10 expression group. | |
22315051 | Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT) | PFS | p=0.005 | Elevated and highly elevated serum GGT levels were independently associated with progression-free survival in multivariable survival analyses | |
22270451 | TIMP-2 | survival | The Cox regression analysis showed stage, grade and TIMP-2 to be significant predictors of survival. | ||
22209294 | phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase pathway alteration | survival | p=.034 | In univariate analysis, phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase pathway activation (defined as PIK3CA mutation and/or phosphatase and tensin homolog loss) was associated with a favorable prognosis | |
22209294 | phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase pathway alteration | survival/estrogen receptor-negative | p=.048 | In the estrogen receptor-negative subgroup, the phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase pathway alteration was significantly related to prolonged patient survival | |
22198340 | tumor budding (TB) | OS | TB has an independent impact on cumulative overall survival | ||
22025313 | CXCL12 | OS | p=0.006 | Positive CXCL12 expression was associated with longer overall survival (OS) | |
22025313 | CXCL12 | RFS | p=0.011 | Positive CXCL12 expression was associated with longer recurrence-free survival (RFS) | |
22015044 | Synuclein-γ (SNCG) protein | DFS | p=0.006 | SNCG+ patients were more likely to have shorter DFS | |
22015044 | Synuclein-γ (SNCG) protein | survival | p=0.006 | SNCG+ patients were more likely to have a worse outcome | |
22015044 | Synuclein-γ (SNCG) protein | OS | (p=0.1, HR=1.97, CI: 0.87–4.45) | p=0.001 | SNCG had a trend toward significance to predict OS with a 1.97-fold increased relative risk for SNCG+ patients in comparison to SNCG− patients |
33635467 | BMP-10 | TFS | HR: 13.712, 95% CI 1.823-103.158 | p=0.011 | Multivariate analysis showed that BMP-10 expression was an independent risk factor for the TFS of patients with EC |
21849525 | hPRL | RFS | p=0.041 | Patients whose primary tumors did not express hGH mRNA had a mean 5-yr RFS rate of 66.7 , respectively, whereas patients with tumors expressing hGH mRNA exhibited a mean 5-yr RFS rate of 50% | |
21849525 | hPRL | RFS | p=0.016 | Patients whose primary tumors did not express hGH protein had a mean 5-yr RFS rate of 69.2%, whereas patients with tumors expressing protein both exhibited a mean 5-yr RFS rate of 50% | |
21849525 | hGH | OS | p=0.024 | Patients whose tumors were positive for expression of hGH mRNA exhibited a lower 5-yr OS rate than patients whose tumors were negative for hGH | |
21849525 | hGH | OS | p=0.049 | Patients whose tumors were positive for expression of hGH protein, respectively, exhibited a lower 5-yr OS rate than patients whose tumors were negative for hGH | |
21846440 | CA 125 | OS | p=0.001 | In women with serum CA 125 levels < 35 kU/L, five-year progression-free survival rates (88%) and overall survival rates (92%) were significantly better than in women with levels ≥ 35 kU/L | |
21764107 | SUVmax | OS | p=0.025 | The SUVmax of the primary tumor was an independent prognostic factor for OS by a multivariate analysis | |
21764107 | SUVmax | DFS | p=0.049 | The disease-free survival (DFS) rates of patients exhibiting a high SUVmax of the primary tumor were significantly lower than those of patients exhibiting a low SUVmax of the primary tumor | |
21764107 | SUVmax | OS | p=0.039 | The overall survival (OS) rates of patients exhibiting a high SUVmax of the primary tumor were significantly lower than those of patients exhibiting a low SUVmax of the primary tumor | |
21741077 | Beclin 1 | survival | A high Beclin 1 reactivity occurred in 18.1% of endometrial adenocarcinomas studied and was associated with a poor 5-year survival | ||
21616994 | GDF-15 | DFS | High GDF-15 was also an independent predictor of poor disease-specific and recurrence-free survival. | ||
33635467 | BMP-10 | OS | HR: 8.655, 95% CI 1.098-68.215 | p=0.020 | BMP-10 expression ( were independent risk factors for the OS of such patients. |
21552210 | low p21 and high survivin+microsatellite instability | survival | hazard ratio=7.8 | p<0.0001 | With multivariate analysis, combined survivin, p21 and microsatellite instability overshadowed all other variables. Patients in which any of these features had favorable values had an excellent prognosis, in contrast to those with either high survivin or low p21 |
21552210 | low p21 and high survivin+microsatellite instability | survival | hazard ratio=5.6 | p=0.01 | Combined high survivin and low p21 values and microsatellite instability high identified a small subgroup with an especially poor prognosis |
21505452 | Tetraspanin CD151 | RFS | p=0.036 | In multivariate analyses, CD151 was significant for RFS in triple negative (ER, PR and HER-2 negative) tumours (88/131) | |
21505452 | Tetraspanin CD151 | DSS | p=0.033 | In multivariate analyses, CD151 was significant for DSS in triple negative (ER, PR and HER-2 negative) tumours (88/131) DSS (P=0.036 and 0.033, respectively) | |
21468050 | HE4 | OS | p=0.04 | In multivariate analysis, sHE4 levels retained its significance as an independent prognostic factor for poor OS | |
21468050 | HE4 | PFS | p=0.04 | In multivariate analysis, sHE4 levels retained its significance as an independent prognostic factor for shorter PFS | |
21468050 | HE4 | DFS | p=0.01 | In multivariate analysis, sHE4 levels retained its significance as an independent prognostic factor for decreased DFS in the subgroup of patients with poorly differentiated ECs | |
21242118 | Stathmin | DFS | p≤0.002 | High Stathmin expression was associated with poor disease-specific survival both in curettage and hysterectomy specimens. | |
21242118 | Stathmin | DFS/type II | p =0.002 | When analyzing the endometrioid group separately, Stathmin in curettage specimens yielded a significant correlation with disease-specific survival | |
21242118 | Stathmin | DFS/typeII | p =0.06 | When analyzing the endometrioid group separately, Stathmin in hysterectomy specimen yielded a significant correlation with disease-specific survival . | |
34731191 | TET1 | survival | HR of death = 0.31 (95% CI: 0.11–0.84; | p<0.05 | After adjusting for age, FIGO stage, and histological type, the Cox proportional hazards regression analysis indicated that TET1high score (>20) is an independent predictor of OS, with higher TET1 expression levels conferring an HR of death = 0.31 (95% CI: 0.11–0.84). |
33536036 | circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) | DFS | HR: 17.43 (95% CI, 1.616-188.3 | The DFS was a median of 9 months (ctDNA detected) versus median DFS undefined (ctDNA not detected), | |
21242118 | Stathmin | survival | HR of 1.68 (95% CI: 1.05–2.67), | In multivariate Cox survival analysis, strong expression of Stathmin in curettage showed independent prognostic value with an adjusted HR of 1.68 (95% CI: 1.05–2.67), adjusted for age, FIGO stage, histologic type, and grade | |
21242118 | Stathmin | survival | HR of 1.68 (95% CI: 1.13–3.35; | p=0.02 | Strong expression of Stathmin in hysterectomy specimens yielded a similar result with an HR of 1.68 (95% CI: 1.13–3.35; |
21231983 | ALDH1 | DFS | p=0.015 | Patients with high ALDH1 expression showed poorer prognoses than those with low expression for disease-free survival [DFS] | |
21231983 | ALDH1 | OS | p=0.010 | Patients with high ALDH1 expression showed poorer prognoses than those with low expression for for overall survival [OS] | |
21174065 | inhibin-α subunit | PFS | p=0.003 | The Cox regression led to a model containing three independent terms that were predictive of progression-free survival: inhibin-· expression | |
21174065 | inhibin-α subunit | survival | p=0.003 | Independent prognostic factors for cause-specific survival were inhibin expression | |
21079294 | MSI-H status | recurrence-free survival | p=0.005 | The 5 and 10 year recurrence-free survival rates were 98% and 95% in the MSS/MSI-L vs. 85% and 73% in the MSI-H patients | |
20874004 | E-cadherin | survival | The hypermethylation of CDH1 promoter, which caused low expression of E-cadherin in endometrial cancer, was associated with not only clinicopathological progress of endometrial cancer but also with the overall 5-year clinical survival rate. | ||
20874004 | CDH1 promote methylation | OS | p=.0215 | We also demonstrated a significant difference in the survival curves of the subjects with methylated and unmethylated CDH1 promoters | |
20874004 | CDH1 promote methylation | The 5-year survival rates among the subjects with methylated and unmethylated CDH1 promoters were 0.500 (SE = 0.091) and 0.788 (SE = 0.057), respectively. | |||
33449452 | MMR protein | DFS | adjusted hazard ratio [HR] 0.092 | Whole pelvic radiotherapy VS no adjuvant therapy | |
20874004 | CDH1 promote methylation | The survival rates at the end of study among the subjects with methylated and unmethylated CDH1 promoters were 0.500 (SE = 0.091) and 0.738 (SE = 0.063), respectively. T | |||
20874004 | E-cadherin | p=.017 | We demonstrated significant differences in survival curves between the subjects with high E-cadherin expression and those with low E-cadherin expression | ||
20874004 | E-cadherin | The survival rates of the subjects with high and low E-cadherin expression levels at the end of study were 0.760 (SE = 0.071) and 0.548 (SE = 0.077), respectively | |||
20874004 | E-cadherin | The 5-year survival rates among the subjects with high and low E-cadherin expression levels were 0.825 (SE = 0.060) and 0.548 (SE = 0.077), respectively | |||
20715109 | HAI-1 | DFS | p=0.046 | The DFS rates of patients exhibiting high HAI-1 were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-1 | |
20715109 | HAI-1 | OS | p=0.050 | The OS rates of patients exhibiting high HAI-1 were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-1 | |
20715109 | HAI-2 | DFS | p=0.026 | The DFS rates of patients exhibiting high HAI-2 were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-2 | |
20715109 | HAI-1 and HAI-2 | DFS | p=0.019 | The DFS rates of patients exhibiting HAI-1 and HAI-2 expression (score 0–1) were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-1 | |
20715109 | HAI-2 | OS | p=0.030 | The OS rates of patients exhibiting high HAI-2 were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-2 | |
20715109 | HAI-1 and HAI-2 | OS | The OS rates of patients exhibiting HAI-1 and HAI-2 were significantly higher than those of patients exhibiting low HAI-1 | ||
33449452 | MMR protein | DFS | adjusted HR 0.18 | chemotherapy combined with radiotherapy VS no adjuvant therapy | |
20686370 | YT521 | PFS | p=0.003 | In univariate analyses, higher levels of YT521 exon6-retention mRNA were correlated to a poorer progression-free survival | |
20686370 | YT521 | PFS | p=0.019 | In multivariate analyses , higher levels of YT521 exon6-retention mRNA were correlated to a poorer progression-free survival | |
20686370 | YT521 | OS | p=0.036 | The negative YT521 protein expression was correlated to poorer overall survival | |
20686370 | YT521 | DFS | p=0.034 | The negative YT521 protein expression was correlated to disease-specific survival | |
20565904 | HIF-1alpha | survival | p=0.044 | Perinecrotic HIF-1alpha expression was also prognostic | |
20565904 | HIF-1alpha | survival | In multivariate Cox regression, perinecrotic HIF-expression emerged as an independent prognostic factor. | ||
20077528 | L1CAM | RFS | p<0.0001 | There was a statistically significantassociation between L1CAM expression and poorer RFS | |
20005452 | MSI | DFS | hazard ratio [HR] 3.25, 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.01-10.49 | p=0.048 | In early stages MSI provided additional significant predictive information independent of traditional prognostic and predictive factors (age, stage, grade, and vascular invasion) for disease-free survival |
20005452 | MSI | CSS | HR 4.20, 95% CI 1.23-14.35 | p=0.022 | In early stages MSI provided additional significant predictive information independent of traditional prognostic and predictive factors (age, stage, grade, and vascular invasion) for cancer-specific survival |
20005452 | MSI | DFS | HR 3.54, 95% CI 0.93-13.46 | p=0.064 | In early stages MSI was marginally significant for local disease-free survival |
33449452 | MMR protein | DFS | adjusted HR 25 | Whole pelvic radiotherapy vs. no adjuvant therapy/vaginal brachytherapy) | |
19855378 | p53 | RFS | p=0.02 | Tumors with p53 overexpression were associated with a significantly inferior progression-free survival compared with those that lacked p53 overexpression (3-year progression-free survival were 94% in patients with no p53 overexpression, and 52 % in patients with p53 overexpression; | |
19855378 | p53 | DFS | p=0.003 | Tumors with p53 overexpression were associated with a significantly inferior disease-specific survival compared with those that lacked p53 overexpression (3-year disease-specific survival were 100% in patients with no p53 overexpression, and 54% in patients with p53 overexpression; | |
19800606 | DNA ploidy | survival | Patients with DNA aneuploid tumors had significantly poorer survival, adjusted for established clinicopathologic prognostic factors. | ||
19650860 | RFP | OS | p=0.0011 | Positive RFP expression significantly predicted poorer OS compared with negative expression | |
19650860 | RFP | PFS | p<0.0001 | Positive RFP expression significantly predicted poorer PFS compared with negative expression | |
19509570 | p53 | survival | OR, 3.0; 95% CI, 1.0-8.7 | p=0.0437 | P53 also had an independent prognostic value in multivariate analysis, with all prognostic factors for death caused by disease |
19411095 | intra-tumoralCD8(+) T-lymphocytes | OS | HR 0.48, 95% C.I. 0.26-0.89 | p=0.019 | In multivariate analysis, high numbers of CD8(+) T-lymphocytes had an independent prognostic impact for overall survival in the entire cohort |
19411095 | intra-tumoralCD8(+) T-lymphocytes | OS | HR 0.17, 95% C.I. 0.08-0.36 | p<0.001 | In multivariate analysis, high numbers of CD8(+) T-lymphocytes had an independent prognostic impact for overall survival in type II endometrial cancer |
19411095 | intra-tumoralCD8(+)/FoxP3(+) ratio | type I | HR 0.44, 95% C.I. 0.23-0.84 | p=0.013 | A high CD8(+)/FoxP3(+) ratio was independently associated with improved survival in type I endometrial cancer |
19411095 | intra-tumoralCD45R0(+) lymphocytes | OS | HR 0.42, 95% C.I. 0.19-0.93 | p=0.033 | CD45R0(+) lymphocytes were an independent factor for improved OS |
33448001 | NLR | OS | HR = 1.06 | p<0.001 | The results of the univariate analysis indicate a statistically significant correlation between the value of NLR and 5-year OS |
19396818 | EphA2 | DSS | p=.04 | High EphA2 expression were independent predictors of poor DSS. | |
19396818 | EphA2 | DSS | p<.001 | On univariate analysis of all patients, high EphA2 expression was associated significantly with shorter disease-specific survival (DSS) | |
19194826 | osteopontin | DFS | hazard ratio = 3.18 | p=0.035 | By Cox multivariate analysis, osteopontin positivity was an independent prognostic factor for disease-free survival |
19133508 | Ki-67 | survival | p<0.05 | Survival analysis showed that cases Ki-67 < or =35% VS Ki-67 > 35% | |
19110306 | Cathepsin-B | DFS | p=0.034 | Positive Cathepsin-B expression was also inversely related to Disease-free Survival in univariate analysi | |
19110306 | Cathepsin-B | OS | p=0.035 | Positive Cathepsin-B expression was also inversely related to Overall Survivall in univariate analysi | |
19110306 | Cathepsin-B | DFS | p=0.022 | Positive Cathepsin-B expression was also inversely related to Disease-free Survival in multivariate analysis | |
19110306 | Cathepsin-B | OS | p=0.035 | Positive Cathepsin-B expression was also inversely related to Overall Survivall in multivariate analysis | |
19108875 | progesterone receptor (PR)-A | survival | OR 4.2, 95% CI 1.32-13.33) | p=0.015 | Absence of PR-A appeared to be an independent prognostic factor for relapse of disease using multivariate analysis |
19108875 | ER-alpha | death status | OR 7.28, 95% CI 1.42-37.25), | p=0.017 | Absence of ER-alpha was independently related to death of disease |
33448001 | NLR | PFS | HR = 1.054 | p<0.001 | The results of the univariate analysis indicate a statistically significant correlation between the value of NLR and 5-year PFS |
18055714 | CRP | OS | p<.001 | In a univariable survival analysis, serum CRP levels, tumor stage, tumor grade, and age at diagnosis were associated with disease-free and overall survival | |
18055714 | CRP | DFS | p=.001 | In a multivariable Cox regression model, serum CRP levels were independent prognostic factors for disease-free | |
18055714 | CRP | OS | p=.004 | In a multivariable Cox regression model, serum CRP levels were independent prognostic factors for overall survival. | |
17890888 | c-erb-B2 | survival | p=0.047 | Patients with cytoplasmic c-erb-B2-positive tumors had a significantly shorter survival | |
17582475 | FOLR1 | PFS | p=0.016 | A shorter progression-free survival was noted in patients with FOLR1 overexpression | |
17582475 | FOLR1 | PFS | H.R. 2.14; 95% CI 1.07-4.28 | Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that patients with FOLR1 overexpression had a shorter progression-free survival even when controlling for stage, grade, myometrial invasion and adjuvant chemotherapy. | |
17513511 | BNIP3 | survival | p=0.05 | High BNIP3 was associated with poor survival in univariate | |
17513511 | BNIP3 | survival | p=0.03 | High BNIP3 was associated with poor survival in multivariate | |
17403429 | GPR30 | survival | 65.2% vs 100% | p=.005 | In patients with GPR30 overexpression, survival was significantly poorer |
17117179 | Indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase | PFS | p=0.001 | Even in patients with early-stage disease (International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics I/II, n = 64,the PFS for IDO2+/3+ was significantly poor compared to that for IDO-/1+ | |
33448001 | NLR | OS | HR = 2.6 | The results of a multivariate analysis including age, histologic grade and Bokhman type have shown that NLR is the only independent prognostic factor of OS | |
17117179 | Indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase | PFS | p=0.020 | On multivariate analysis, IDO expression was an independent prognostic factor for PFS | |
17117179 | Indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase | OS | p=0.002 | Patients with high IDO expression had significantly impaired overall survival | |
17117179 | Indoleamine 2,3-dioxygenase | PFS | p=0.001 | Patients with high IDO expression had significantly impaired progression-free survival (PFS) | |
17108150 | ephrinB2 | survival | p<0.01 | There was a significant difference between the 60-month survival rates of the 34 patients with high or low histoscores and mRNA levels of ephrinB2, | |
17108150 | EphB4 | survival | p<0.05 | There was a significant difference between the 60-month survival rates of the 34 patients with high or low histoscores and mRNA levels of EphB4. | |
17065588 | versican | DFS | p<0.0001 | The disease-free survival (DFS) and overall survival (OS) rates of patients exhibiting high stromal versican expression were significantly lower than those of patients exhibiting low stromal versican expression | |
17065588 | versican | OS | The overall survival (OS) rates of patients exhibiting high stromal versican expression were significantly lower than those of patients exhibiting low stromal versican expression | ||
17023034 | YKL-40 | PFS | p=0.004 | At 5 years' follow-up, the PFS rate was 80% for patients with YKL-40<80 ng/mL compared with 43% for patients with YKL-40>80 ng/mL | |
17023034 | YKL-40 | OS | p=0.047 | The 5-year OS rate for patients with YKL-40<80 ng/mL was 79% compared with 48% for patients with YKL-40>80 ng/mL | |
16999816 | PRA | DFS | p=0.0258 | In multivariate analysis demonstrated that an absence of PRA immunoreactivity was an independent risk factor in disease-free survival of the patients | |
33448001 | NLR | PFS | HR = 2.6 | The results of a multivariate analysis including age, histologic grade and Bokhman type have shown that NLR is the only independent prognostic factor of PFS | |
16999816 | PRA | DFS | p=0.0009 | Patients with negative PRA in these carcinoma tissues were associated with a significantly poorer prognosis than those of PRA-positive cases at disease-free survival. | |
16999816 | PRA | OS | p=0.0098 | Patients with negative PRA in these carcinoma tissues were associated with a significantly poorer prognosis than those of PRA-positive cases at overall survival. | |
16999816 | PRB | DFS | p=0.0005 | The absence of either one or both of these two PR isoforms was associated with a significantly poorer prognosis at disease-free survival | |
16999816 | PRA | DFS | p=0.0005 | The absence of either one or both of these two PR isoforms was associated with a significantly poorer prognosis at disease-free survival | |
16854456 | CD105 | grade | p=0.02 | Multivariate analysis showed that MVD determined by CD105 correlated significantly and independently with OS | |
16854456 | CD105 | OS | p=0.01 | With CD105 staining, the 5-year OS rates for patients with the highest MVD count (>or=75%) were significantly poorer than the remaining two groups | |
16854456 | CD105 | p=0.01 | With CD105 staining, the 5-year OS rates for patients with the highest MVD count (>or=75%) were significantly poorer than the remaining two groups (P=0.01 for both). | ||
16837029 | LDH-5 | survival | LDH-5 was one of the most powerful and independent prognostic variables. | ||
16803534 | E-cadherin, alpha-catenin, and beta-catenin | survival in grade 1-2 | p=0.02 | Combined positive E-cadherin, alpha-catenin, and beta-catenin expression was an independent positive prognostic factor for survival in patients with grade 1-2 carcinomas | |
16710036 | HER-2 | OS | p=.012 | By multivariate analysis HER-2 expression in the presence of amplification correlated with overall survival, | |
33419819 | PLB | OS | HR = 1.001 | p=0.011 | The results of Cox proportional hazard analysis in our group of aEC patients indicate that the correlation between PLR and 5-year OS |
16710036 | HER-2 | OS | p=.0001 | Overall survival was significantly shorterin patients who overexpressed (median, 5.2 years) and/or showed amplification of HER-2 (median, 3.5 years) versus those that did not (median of all cases, 13 years). | |
16564917 | Twist | survival | hazard ratio, 5.12 | p=.023 | Cox multivariate analyses revealed that only Twist was an independent predictor of patient survival |
16445666 | cyclin H | survival | p<0.05 | When analyzed with Cox hazard model, the expression of cyclin H were detected as independent factors related to patient survival | |
16311121 | Aurora B | survival | p=.0135 | Patients with Aurora B–positive carcinoma showed poor prognosis compared with those with Aurora B–negative carcinoma | |
16243811 | 14-3-3sigma | DFS | p=0.0321 | In multivariate analysis using the Cox proportional hazards model, absence of 14-3-3sigma turned out to be statistically independent risk factor in disease-free survival in patients with early-stage disease | |
16243811 | 14-3-3sigma | OS | p=0.0191 | In multivariate analysis using the Cox proportional hazards model, absence of 14-3-3sigma turned out to be statistically independent risk factor in overall survival even in patients with early-stage disease | |
16080017 | skp2 | survival | The high level of skp2 expression (LI> or =20%) was significantly correlated with the patients' poor survival. | ||
16033094 | S100+ DC | survival | In uni- and multivariate analysis, DC infiltration proved to be a significant prognostic marker for adjusted survival but not for overall survival. | ||
15938112 | HER-2+Ki-67 | survival | Combination of HER-2 overexpression with a high level of Ki-67 is particularly unfavourable (5-year survival--43%). | ||
15790435 | ATP7B | OS/PFS | p<0.01 | The patients with ATP7B-positive tumors had a worse prognosis than that with ATP7B-negative tumors in overall survival and disease-free survival, respectively | |
33419819 | PLB | PFS | HR = 1.001 | p=0.011 | The results of Cox proportional hazard analysis in our group of aEC patients indicate that the correlation between PLR and 5-year PFS |
15755004 | DNA ploidy | survival | DNA ploidy was the stronger independent predictor factor for survival. | ||
15720416 | MCM7 | survival | p=0.04 | MCM7 was found to be an independent prognostic factor by multivariate analysis | |
15720416 | MCM7 | survival | p=0.03 | Poor survival was observed in patients with endometrial carcinoma with a high MCM7 index | |
15328195 | E-cadherin | OS | hazard ratio (HR), 0.59; 95% confidence interval (CI), 0.34-1.03 | p=0.066 | On multivariate Cox regression, a higher E-cadherin expression score was associated with decreased overall mortality |
15328195 | E-cadherin | disease progression | HR, 0.28; 95% CI, 0.10-0.77 | p=0.014 | On multivariate Cox regression, a higher E-cadherin expression score was associated with disease progression |
15240536 | Intratumoral CD8+ T lymphocytes | survival | p=0.025 | Multivariate analysis revealed that the number of intraepithelial CD8(+) T lymphocytes at the invasive border were the only independent predictors of survival | |
15240536 | Intratumoral CD8+ T lymphocytes | OS | p=0.027 | Patients with >10 CD8(+) T lymphocytes/high-power field within the tumor epithelium at the invasive border displayed improved overall survival compared with patients with fewer intraepithelial CD8(+) T lymphocytes (87 and 50%, respectively). | |
15225093 | CD171 | disease progression | L1 expression was correlated with disease progression even in patients with Stage I endometrioid-type endometrial tumors, identifying them as high-risk patients on preoperative curettage specimens. | ||
15225093 | CD171 | survival | p<0.0001 | L1 was positive in 20 out of 72 endometrial carcinomas and was again found to be a bad prognostic factor for patient survival | |
15218296 | placental leucine aminopeptidase | survival | (odds ratio, 12.8; 95% confidence interval, 2.84-58.8; | p<0.01) | Multivariate analysis demonstrated that strongly immunoreactive P-LAP is independent prognostic factors |
34473724 | p16 | survival | 0.2 (0.0–0.9) | p=0.033 | In the interaction analysis, molecular subclass significantly modified the prognostic effect of p16 hyperexpression, which showed a stronger negative effect on survival in NSMP as compared to MMR-D |
33419819 | PLB | PFS | HR=0.22; 95%CI=0.093-0.52 | p<0.001 | A strong correlation was observed between the density of PLB and progression-free survival (very low, low vs. intermediate, high; |
15139995 | vascular invasion | survival | HR 4.3 | p<0.0001), | Vascular invasio showed independent significance |
15139995 | tumour cell proliferation (Ki67) | survival | Tumour cell proliferation measured by Ki67 expression all had independent prognostic influence in this population-based study. | ||
15084841 | p53 index | survival | p=0.0001 | Patients with strongly p53 immunoreactive tumors (p53 index >or =50%) had a significantly worse outcome than patients with weakly immunoreactive (p53 index > or =5% and <50%) or p53-negative (p53 index <5%) tumors | |
15084841 | p53 index | survival | p=0.02 | p53 immunostaining was of prognostic significance in the subset of patients with endometrioid carcinomas, but not in patients with clear cell or papillary serous carcinomas. | |
15068320 | DNA ploidy | survival | p<0.001 | DNA ploidy was highly significant prognostic factors | |
15068320 | DNA ploidy | survival | p=0.001 | The multivariate analysis included p53 expression, DNA ploidy, degree of differentiation and age. DNA ploidy was the only factor with preserved significance. | |
15051772 | P-cadherin | survival | p<.05 | In univariate survival analyses, all adhesion markers influenced survival significantly | |
15051772 | P-cadherin | survival | p<.001 | P-cadherin (high expression; 16%), had significantly reduced survival compared with the remaining samples | |
14981988 | DNA ploidy | survival | In univariate analysis, DNA ploidy was correlated significantly with survival. | ||
14981988 | DNA ploidy | OS | In multivariate analysis DNA ploidy (diploid versus nondiploid; RR 5.1) remained significant independent predictors of overall survival. | ||
33419819 | PLB | OS | HR=0.259; 95%CI=0.091-0.73 | p=0.011 | A strong correlation was observed between the density of PLB and overall survival (very low, low vs. intermediate, high; |
14629267 | CD105/endoglin-MVD | survival | p=0.036 | Tumours within the two groups defined by the upper and lower quartiles for CD105/endoglin-MVD were both significantly with reduced survival as compared with the intermediate groups. | |
12926169 | preoperative serum CA 125 | survival | In univariate analysis, DNA ploidy, S-phase fraction, serum CA 125 level and peritoneal cytological findings correlated significantly with survival. | ||
12926169 | CA 125 | OS | In multivariate analysis, peritoneal cytology (benign versus malignant), grade (1 + 2 versus 3) and preoperative serum CA 125 concentration (< or = 25 U/ml versus > 25 U/ml) remained significant independent predictors of overall survival. | ||
12895227 | p53 | survival | p=0.043 | p53 expression were significantly related to a poor prognosis in the Kaplan-Meier method using the log-rank test | |
12866376 | IGF-IR | survival | p<or=.05 | Longer survival was observed for patients with low level IGF-IR (< 10% of cells) | |
12798703 | Elf-1 | survival | p<0.01 | Survival data were available for all patients and demonstrated that Elf-1 expression was significantly associated with poor prognosis | |
12798703 | Elf-1 | survival | p<0.01 | Scoring on the basis of the percentage of nuclear-positive cells indicated that nuclear Elf-1 expression was significantly associated with clinical outcome . | |
12792921 | cyclin A | survival | Multivariate analysis showed that the factors for poor prognosis were cyclin A positivity. | ||
12747468 | CD44 variant 6 | survival | Univariate analysis revealed that each CD44 was a prognostic determinant in the patients with EC | ||
12684410 | KAI1 | survival | p=0.0042 | It was also found that patients with KAI1-negative tumors had a lower survival rate than those with KAI1-decreased or positive tumors | |
33338506 | ER/PR | outcome | 5-year DSS = 75.9-83.3%); | three subgroups with distinct clinical outcomes were identified: 0-10% of ER/PR expression with, unfavorable outcome | |
12556100 | DNA topoisomerase II-alpha (Ki-S1) | survival | p<or=0.05 | In the Cox regression analysis, Topoisomerase II-alpha (Ki-S1), serosal and/or adnexal involvement, and lymph node metastasis expression were the only variables with independent prognostic impact | |
12525874 | CaMKIV | survival | p=0.04 | CaMKIV expression was significantly associated with clinical outcome (no evidence of disease versus died of disease; | |
12115383 | Ribosomal DNA methylation | survival | p<0.0001 | Both disease free survival and overall survival were significantly worse for patients with low-level rDNA methylation | |
12115383 | Ribosomal DNA methylation | survival | p<0.0001 | Among the subpopulation of patients with endometrial carcinoma for whom the use of adjuvant therapy is most controversial (148 women with Stage I-II endometrioid tumors), survival was significantly worse for the patients with rDNA-low tumors | |
12115383 | Ribosomal DNA methylation | PFS | hazard ratios, 11.0 and 26.3 | p<0.01 | Using multivariate analyses, tumor rDNA level was the only significant prognostic factor for both disease free survival and overall survival |
11903603 | MUC1 | survival | p=0.04 | Cytoplasmic MUC1 positivity was significantly associated with poor prognosis | |
11903603 | MUC1 | PR expression | MUC1-negative carcinomas were associated with PR expression and an improved survival | ||
11745191 | VEGF/KDR | stage I | VEGF and VEGF/KDR were the only independent prognostic variables for patients with Stage I endometrioid adenocarcinoma. | ||
11745191 | VEGF/KDR | survival | p<0.01 | In multivariate analysis, disease stage was the most important independent prognostic factor (P < 0.0001), followed by VEGF/KDR | |
11745191 | VEGF | survival | p=0.0002 | In univariate survival analysis, VEGF were significant prognostic variable. | |
33338506 | ER/PR | outcome | 5-year DSS = 93.0-93.9%) | Three subgroups with distinct clinical outcomes were identified: 20-80% of ER/PR expression with, intermediate outcome | |
11745191 | aMVD | survival | p=0.001 | In univariate survival analysis, aMVD were significant prognostic variable. | |
11745191 | sMVD | survival | p=0.0009 | In univariate survival analysis, sMVD were significant prognostic variable | |
11520144 | EMA | PFS | p=0.017 | In multivariate analysis EMA overexpression was independent prognostic factors for progression-free survival. | |
11516808 | p53 | survival | p<0.001 | Simultaneous p53 and HER-2/neu overexpression made worse the prognostic | |
11431715 | telomerase | progression | p=.0002 | Telomerase activity emerged as the only independent predictor of disease progression | |
11136569 | PAI-1 | DFS | p=0.005 | Elevated expression of PAI-1 was associated with significantly shorter disease-free | |
11136569 | PAI-1 | OS | p=0.0003 | Elevated expression of PAI-1 was associated with significantly overall survival | |
10999747 | Serum soluble fas | survival | p=0.012 | Survival rates in groups with endometrial carcinoma with a serum sFas level < 1.5 ng/ml exceeded those in groups with sFas levels of 21.5 ng/ml | |
10831352 | Flt-4 | survival | Kaplan-Meier method and univariate analysis showed Flt-4 overexpression to be related to poor prognosis of patients with endometrial carcinomas | ||
10831352 | Flt-4 | survival | Multivariate analysis revealed that Flt-4 overexpression correlated independently with poor survival. | ||
33338506 | ER/PR | outcome | Three subgroups with distinct clinical outcomes were identified: 90-100% of ER/PR expression with, favorable outcome | ||
10656444 | p16INK4aa | survival | p<0.0001 | The 5-year survival was 47% for patients with absent/minimal nuclear p16 expression (n = 39) compared with 81% for patients with moderate/high nuclear p16 expression (n = 247; | |
10656444 | p16INK4aa | survival | hazard ratio of 2.9 (95% confidence interval, 1.3-6.5). | In Cox proportional hazards regression analysis, nuclear p16 expression showed an independent prognostic impact in addition to FIGO stage, age, Ki-67 expression, and microvessel density, with an adjusted hazard ratio of 2.9 | |
10600302 | MIB-1 | survival | p<0.001 | By multivariate analysis, only MIB-1 staining was shown to be independent prognostic indicators predictive of survival. | |
10452508 | anti-repp 86 | death | p=.001 | Anti-repp 86 LI emerged as relevant predictors of mortality. | |
10202671 | HER-2/neu | survival | p=0.002 | Using the proportional hazards model of survival, amplification was found to have significant negative predictive value beyond stage, grade, and cell type | |
9934583 | Ki-S4 PA | overall survival | p=0.008 | Univariate analysis showed that Ki-S4 PA was independent prognosticators for adjusted overall survival in multivariate analysis. | |
9829742 | Ki-67 | survival | hazard ratio, 8.7; 95% confidence interval, 3.0-25.2 | In Cox regression analysis,Ki-67 was the only variables with independent prognostic impact | |
9648591 | PR | DFS | p=0.0025 | PR immunohistochemistry of endometrial carcinoma was statistically correlated with disease-free survival (living vs dead, | |
9648591 | ER | DFS | p=0.032 | ER immunohistochemistry had significant correlations with disease-free survival | |
9648591 | ER | survival | p=0.026 | Multivariate analysis of PR/ER immunohistochemistry, stage, grade, and myometrial invasion showed that the PR immunohistochemistry was a significant prognostic factor for survival | |
33237570 | P53 | RFS | 89.7% (95%CI 88.0–91.4) vs 66.6% (95%CI 61.3–71.9) | p<0.001 | The 3-year RFS was 89.7% in the low-value group and 66.6% in the high-value group , while the 3-year OS was 93.9% and 76.4%, respectively |
9646853 | HER-2/neu | OS | p=0.025 | In a multivariate analysis, a statistically significant correlation was found between the level of expression of HER-2/neu oncogene and overall survival | |
9570981 | GST-pi | survival | p<0.05 | The prognosis of patients with a GST-pi-positive tumor was significantly poorer than that of those with a GST-pi-negative tumor | |
9570981 | c-Jun | survival | p<0.05 | The patients with c-Jun-positive tumor also had a significantly worse prognosis than those with c-Jun-negative tumor | |
9422988 | p53 | survival | p=0.035 | Patients with p53 mutations had a significantly worse prognosis than those without mutations | |
9422988 | p21 | survival | p=0.074 | Patients with p21 expression tended to have a better prognosis than those without p21 expression | |
9340973 | growth fraction | DFS | Multivariate and univariate analysis exhibited growth fraction rate to be independent predictors of a disease-free survival. | ||
9340973 | growth fraction | OS | Cox multivariate regression showed growth fraction to be independent predictors of overall survival | ||
9218009 | CA15.3 | survival | In multivariate analysis, CA15.3 was highly significant and had a larger hazard ratio. | ||
8909315 | S-phase fraction (SPF) | survival | p<0.001 | In initial analyses, SPF were predictors of poor survival | |
8909315 | Ki-67 | survival | p<0.05 | In initial analyses, Ki-67 were predictors of poor survival | |
33237570 | P53 | RFS | p<0.001 | The 3-year RFS of patients who did not receive adjuvant chemotherapy or radiotherapy was 95.7% and 78.2% between the two groups | |
8761370 | p53 | survival | p<0.001 | Nuclear p53 overexpression was associated with poor survival | |
8761370 | p53 | survival | p<0.001 | cytoplasmic p53 overexpression was associated with better survival | |
8761370 | p53 | survival | [hazard ratio 4.9 (95% CI 1.3-17.6). | p=0.016 | In multivariate analysis adjusted for surgical stage, histological grade and type and vascular invasion, nuclear p53 overexpression were independent prognostic factor |
8761370 | p53 | survival | [0.25 (0.06-0.98), | p=0.047] | In multivariate analysis adjusted for surgical stage, histological grade and type and vascular invasion, cytoplasmic overexpression were independent prognostic factors. |
8695259 | p53 | survival | p=0.006 | Strong p53 expression was highly predictive of poor survival in the univariate analysis | |
8610771 | HER-2/neu | survival | By multivariate analysis only vascular invasion-associated changes, aneuploidy, and HER-2/neu overexpression were found to independently correlate with survival. | ||
8556702 | HER-2/neu | survival | log-rankp-value0.04 | HER-2/neu oncoprotein expression was associated with poor overall survival | |
8088605 | CA 15-3 | survival | p=0.00025 | A statistically significant relationship was demonstrated between CA 15-3 positivity (CA 15-3 > 30 and 50 U/ml) and a shorter survival | |
8088605 | CA 125 | survival | p=0.0027 | A statistically significant relationship was demonstrated between CA 125 (> 65 U/ml) and a shorter survival | |
7909788 | EGFR | survival | p<0.03 | In the serous papillary and clear cell category, EGFR positivity decreased survival from 86 to 27% | |
33237570 | P53 | RFS | 87.9% (95%CI 85.9–89.9) vs 61.2% (95%CI 55.1–67.3) | p<0.001 | The 5-year RFS was 87.9% (95%CI 85.9–89.9) in the low-value group and 61.2% (95%CI 55.1–67.3) in the high-value group |
7909788 | EGFR | survival | p<0.04 | For patients with endometrioid adenocarcinoma, evidence of EGFR overexpression decreased survival from 89 to 69% | |
7631667 | colony-stimulating factor 1 | survival | p=0.04 | Mean colony-stimulating factor 1 levels (9.6 vs 7.7 ng/ml, p = 0.04) was higher in patients with poor prognosis than in those with good prognosis | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | PFS | p<0.0001 | The strong staining group was distinct from the nonstaining group in predicting progression-free survival. | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | PFS | p=0.028 | The mild staining groups were distinct from the nonstaining group in predicting progression-free survival. | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | OS | p<0.0001 | strong overexpression was associated with a poor (51%) overall survival | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | PFS | p=0.0003 | Multivariate analysis revealed that intense overexpression had independent significance in predicting progression-free | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | OS | p<0.0001 | Multivariate analysis revealed that intense overexpression had independent significance in predicting OS | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | DFS | p=0.0007 | In stage I patients (203), the 5-year progression-free survival was 62% for the strong and 97% for the nonstaining groups | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | OS | p<0.0001 | Multivariate analysis revealed that intense overexpression had independent significance in predicting overall survival | |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | DFS | p=0.0003 | Multivariate analysis revealed that intense overexpression had independent significance in predicting progression-free | |
33237570 | P53 | OS | (95%CI 92.5–95.3) VS (95%CI 71.4–81.4) | p<0.001 | The 3-year OS presented as 93.9% (95%CI 92.5–95.3) and 76.4% (95%CI 71.4–81.4) |
1361478 | HER-2/neu | PFS | p<0.0001 | The strong staining groups were distinct from the nonstaining group in predicting progression-free survival. | |
1342555 | PR | survival | From 54 women with EC-7 died during 3 years period of time. From these 7, only one was with elevated concentrations of both ER and PR. 5 women were with negative PR and in 3-negative both ER and PR. | ||
36562226 | B7 homolog 4 (B7-H4) | Univariate analysis showed that the 5-year RFS and DSS of patients with different age, tumor grade, surgical-pathological stage, pathological type, depth of muscular invasion, lymphovascular space invasion, and molecular subtype were significantly different. | |||
36562226 | B7-H4 | In patients with low-density CD8+ T lymphocytes endometrial cancer, positive expression of B7-H4 protein was an independent factor for 5-year RFS,, but it was not an independent factor for 5-year DSS. | |||
36721236 | SLERT | P = 0.006 | Patients with high SLERT had shorter survival time than those with low SLERT | ||
36251972 | p53 | OS,DFS | P <0.001 | Analysis of follow-up period revealed that EC with abnormal p53 IHC expression, high pirh2 and positive L1CAM expression exhibited a potent relation with tumor relapse, shorter overall survival and disease-specific survival | |
36251972 | Pirh2 | OS,DFS | P <0.001 | Analysis of follow-up period revealed that EC with abnormal p53 IHC expression, high pirh2 and positive L1CAM expression exhibited a potent relation with tumor relapse, shorter overall survival and disease-specific survival | |
36251972 | L1CAM | OS,DFS | P <0.001 | Analysis of follow-up period revealed that EC with abnormal p53 IHC expression, high pirh2 and positive L1CAM expression exhibited a potent relation with tumor relapse, shorter overall survival and disease-specific survival | |
35804040 | PD-L1 | OS | p = 0.038 | PD-L1 positivity was associated with improved overall survival | |
35804040 | PD-L1 | TPS | p < 0.0001 | PD-L1 correlated with higher CD8 + T-cell density when evaluated by either TPS (p = 0.02) or CPS | |
33237570 | P53 | OS | (95%CI 91.4–94.4) VS(95%CI 62.9–75.1) | p<0.001 | The 5-year OS was 92.9% (95%CI 91.4–94.4) and 69% (95%CI 62.9–75.1) between the two groups |
36881401 | TARS | OS | P = 0.0012 | TARS was significantly highly expressed in serous type, G3 grade, and deceased status. Significant association was between high TARS expression with poor overall survival | |
34689225 | Tertiary lymphoid structures | P = 0.003 | The absence of TLS was independently associated with tumor progression (HR, 0.154; 95% CI, 0.044–0.536). | ||
34689225 | Tertiary lymphoid structures | PFS | P = 0.01 | CD20+ B cells numbers were positively correlated with other TLSs. The larger number of CD20+ B cell was associated with better PFS. | |
35429348 | L1CAM | P = .019 | In multivariate survival analysis, L1CAM expression was significantly associated with poor outcome (HR: 2.03, P = .019), potentially through an indirect effect, mediated by its influence on response to chemotherapy. | ||
35866777 | KRT15 | P = .018 | Elevated KRT15 protein expression was correlated more advanced International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics stage. | ||
35866777 | KRT15 | DFS | P<0.05 | Multivariate Cox's regressions showed that tumor KRT15 protein (high vs low) was independently correlated with poor DFS (P = .045) and OS (P = .043). | |
35469683 | Apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) | Compared with non-CR patients, CR patients had significantly higher minADC and 10th and 25th ADC percentiles at the second follow-up (P = 0.008, 0.039, and 0.034, respectively) and higher minADC, older age, lower HE4 level, and higher overweight rate at the third follow-up (P = 0.001, 0.040, 0.021, and 0.004, respectively). | |||
35611517 | HER2 | DFS and OS | P = .014 | HER2 IHC revealed a heterogeneous staining pattern, such as intense complete membranous in solid areas, and basolateral in papillary and glandular areas. HER2 gene amplification was significantly associated with shorter overall (P = .005) and disease-free (P = .014) survival. | |
37141412 | LY6K | p= 0.0032 | LY6K expression is 8.25× higher in UCEC compared to normal uterine tissue, and this high expression is associated with poor survival with a hazard ratio of 2.42 ). | ||
34420090 | CTNNB1 | DFS | p=0.010 | Tumours with CTNNB1 exon 3 mutation were associated with reduced disease-free survival | |
33235117 | TWIST1 | DFS | HR, 2.361; 95% CI, 1.081–5.159 | p = .03 | More importantly, multivariate analysis showed that high TWIST1 expression was independent predictors of worse DFS in patients with type I ECs. |
33208911 | LGALS3BP | survival | High LGALS3BP expression was observed in human EC tissue, which indicated a poor prognosis. | ||
33197888 | PPARγ(-)/ERRα(+) | OS | p<0.001 | EC patients with PPARγ(-)/ERRα(+) had the worst overall survival | |
33197888 | PPARγ(-)/ERRα(+) | DFS | EC patients with PPARγ(-)/ERRα(+) had the worst disease-free survival rates | ||
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | p<.001 | The 3-year recurrence-free survival (RFS) and overall survival of patients in the low-ratio group were 54.1% and 66.8% | |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | p<.001 | The 3-year recurrence-free survival (RFS) and overall survival of patients in the high-ratio group were 94.9% and 97.9% | |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | HR=0.541(95% confidence interval [CI] 51.3%–56.9%) | 3‐year RFS | |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | HR= 95% CI 93.7%–100% | p<.001 | 3‐year RFS |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | HR= (95% CI 47.5%–52.9%) | p<.001 | The 5‐year RFS |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | RFS | HR= (95% CI 91.3%–100%) | p<.001 | The 5‐year RFS |
34420090 | CTNNB1 | OS | p=0.807 | Tumours with CTNNB1 exon 3 mutation no impact on OS | |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | OS | HR=0.668 (95% CI 63.5%–70.1%) | p<.001 | the 3‐ year OS |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | OS | HR=0.979 (95% CI 89.1%–100%) | p<.001 | the 3‐ year OS |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | OS | HR=0.598 (95% CI 56.5%–63.1%) | p<.001 | the 5‐year OS |
32920817 | [ER + PR]/[P53 + Ki67] | OS | HR= 0.973(95% CI 86.6%–100%) | p<.001 | the 5‐year OS |
32901849 | CDK9 | PFS | Kaplan-Meier survival curve showed that compared with patients with endometrial cancer in the CDK9 low expression group (CDK9 staining score ≤2), those in the CDK9 high expression group (CDK9 staining score ≥3) had significantly shorter PFS , and the differences were statistically significant (P<0.0001, based on the log-rank test) | ||
32901849 | CDK9 | OS | Kaplan-Meier survival curve showed that compared with patients with endometrial cancer in the CDK9 low expression group (CDK9 staining score ≤2), those in the CDK9 high expression group (CDK9 staining score ≥3) had significantly shorter OS, and the differences were statistically significant (P<0.0001, based on the log-rank test) | ||
32829673 | VDAC2 | survival | p=0.03 | Multivariate analysis identified the VDAC2 mRNA levels as well as VDAC2 protein level as independent prognostic factors. | |
32829673 | VDAC | OS | p<0.05 | Kaplan-Meier analysis indicated that high expression of all VDAC genes or high VDAC2 protein level predicted poor overall survival. | |
32829673 | VDAC1 | OS | 4.85 [1.99–11.85] | p=0.00052 | Multivariable Cox regression analyses of VDAC1 mRNA expression and clinicopathological factors influencing patients’ survival(OS). |
32829673 | VDAC2 | OS | 2.17[ 1.74–5.06] | p=0.031 | Multivariable Cox regression analyses of VDAC1 protein expression and clinicopathological factors influencing patients’ survival(OS). |
34410950 | cytoplasmic LCOR | mean OS | p=0.029 | Patients with low cytoplasmic LCOR expression had a significantly worse OS than those with high expression | |
32630554 | MSX1 | survival | p=0.023 | A significant better survival for patients with an MSX1 expression in more than 10% of the tumor cells was observed for endometrioid endometrial carcinomas (21.3 years median survival (MSX1-positive) versus 17.3 years (MSX1-negative)). | |
32468249 | Co-Expression of Mesothelin and CA125 | OS | hazard ratio: 3.32 | p=0.039 | In multivariate analysis,positive co-expression was the worst prognostic factor for OS |
32468249 | Co-Expression of Mesothelin and CA125 | PFS | p=0.043 | PFS of patients with positive co-expression were worse | |
32468249 | Co-Expression of Mesothelin and CA125 | OS | p=0.012 | OS of patients with positive co-expression were worse | |
32451988 | KLF5 | survival | HR 4.72, CI.95 1.61–13.89 | p<0.05 | In multivariate Cox regression analyses KLF5 cytoplasmic H-score were still predictive of poor overall survival outcome also after adjusting for woman’s age, obesity, diabetes mellitus, FIGO stage, and tumor grading |
32451988 | KLF11 | OS | HR 3.04, CI.95 0.99–9.36 | p=0.053 | In multivariate Cox regression analyses KLF11 nuclear H-score were still predictive of poor overall survival outcome also after adjusting for woman’s age, obesity, diabetes mellitus, FIGO stage, and tumor grading |
32451988 | KLF11 | DFS | HR 3.48, CI.95 1.55–7.78 | p<0.05 | In univariate Cox regression analysis and a high KLF11 nuclear Hscore resulted to be significantly predictive of short diseasefree survival , adjusting in multivariate analysis for woman’s age, FIGO stage |
32451988 | KLF11 | DFS | 2.59 (CI.95 1.13–5.95) | p<0.05 | In univariate Cox regression analysis and a KLF11 nuclear H-score resulted to be significantly predictive of short diseasefree survival , adjusting in multivariate analysis for woman’s age, FIGO stage |
30684972 | RRBP1 | OS | p=0.001 | High levels of expression of RRBP1 were strongly correlated with poor overall survival (OS) | |
30684972 | RRBP1 | DFS | p<0.001 | High levels of expression of RRBP1 were strongly correlated with disease-free survival (DFS) | |
34339705 | TMEFF2 | DFS | p<0.001 | positive TMEFF2 expressing patients had poor DFS | |
30661222 | STC2 | RFS | p=0.037 | Kaplan-Meier analyses confirmed that patients with high-expression of STC2 had a significantly poorer RFS than those with negative or low STC2 expression | |
30585737 | miR-142 | survival | p=0.0149 | Low-level miR-142 was correlated with poor prognosis of EC patients | |
30577833 | ELR | OS | p=0.004 | Higher values of ELR was correction with worse OS | |
30577833 | ENLR | OS | p=0.010 | Higher values of ENLR was correction with worse OS | |
30577833 | ELR | OS | HR = 2.9 | p=0.017 | ELR ≥ 0.1 was correction with shorter OS |
30577833 | ENLR | OS | HR = 3.0 | p=0.015 | ENLR ≥ 0.5 was correction with shorter OS |
30561762 | MMR status | RFS | p=.001 | The estimated 5-year RFS was 66% for women who had dMMR compared with 89% for those who had iMMR | |
30561762 | MMR status | RFS | p=.0004 | Excluding isolated vaginal recurrences, the difference in 5-year RFS was 73.5% versus 95%, respectively | |
30561762 | MMR status | RFS | p=.001 | Kaplan-Meier survival analysis dMMR has shorter RFS | |
30556848 | LncRNA FER1L4 | OS | p=0.0071 | Kaplan-Meier survival curves showed that overall survival rate in patients with high FER1L4 expression level was markedly higher than those with low FER1L4 expression level |