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04 August 2015 : Clinical Research  

High VEGF-D and Low MMP-2 Serum Levels Predict Nodal-Positive Disease in Invasive Bladder Cancer

Tobias Benoit ABCDEF , Etienne X. Keller B , Pirmin Wolfsgruber B , Thomas Hermanns CDE , Michele Günthart B , Irina Banzola E , Tullio Sulser E , Maurizio Provenzano CDE , Cédric Poyet CDEFG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.894383

Med Sci Monit 2015; 21:2266-2274

Supplemental Table 1 Univariate cox regression analyses of clinicopathological parameters and tested serum markers for cancer-specific survival.

VariableUnivariate analysis
HR95% CIp value
Clinico-pathological parameters
Age (0.6740.2691.6880.400
Tumor Stage (WHO1973) (5.1881.70615.778
Adjacent carcinoma0.4620.1071.9970.301
Lymphovascular invasion8.9793.11625.874
Venous Invasion2.8751.0847.626
Lymph node positive10.1883.33231.15
Serum markers
 VEGF-A (pg/mL)1.0010.9981.0030.708
 VEGF-C (pg/mL)0.9980.9901.0060.619
 VEGF-D (pg/mL)1.0000.9991.0010.383
 VEGF-R2 (ng/mL)0.9670.8941.0460.404
 VEGF-R3 (ng/mL)1.0000.9881.0120.989
 MMP-2 (ng/mL)1.0001.0001.0000.737
 MMP-3 (ng/mL)1.0001.0001.0000.478
 MMP-7 (pg/mL)1.0001.0001.0000.711
Univariate cox regression analyses of clinicopatholgical parameters and tested serum markers for CSS. Significant associations were found between CSS and higher tumor stage (p=0.004), LVI (p

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