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Association of systemic inflammation and body mass index with survival in patients with resectable gastric or gastroesophageal junction adenocarcinomas

Xianchun Gao, Yanan Pan, Weili Han, Caie Hu, Chenchen Wang, Ling Chen, Yong Guo, Yupeng Shi, Yan Pan, Huahong Xie, Liping Yao, Jianjun Yang, Jianyong Zheng, Xiaohua Li, Xiaonan Liu, Liu Hong, Jipeng Li, Mengbin Li, Gang Ji, Zengshan Li, Jielai Xia, Qingchuan Zhao, Daiming Fan, Kaichun Wu and Yongzhan Nie
Cancer Biology & Medicine February 2021, 18 (1) 283-297; DOI: https://doi.org/10.20892/j.issn.2095-3941.2020.0246
Xianchun Gao
1State Key Laboratory of Cancer Biology and National Clinical Research Center for Digestive Diseases, Xijing Hospital, Air Force Medical University of PLA, Xi’an 710032, China
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Caie Hu
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Chenchen Wang
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Yan Pan
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Xiaohua Li
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Xiaonan Liu
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Liu Hong
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Jipeng Li
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Mengbin Li
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Qingchuan Zhao
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    Kaplan-Meier survival curves according to the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) and body mass index (BMI) at diagnosis in resectable gastric cancer patients. (A) Overall survival according to NLR in 2,542 patients. (B) Recurrence-free survival according to NLR in 2,542 patients. (C) Overall survival according to BMI in 2,542 patients. (D) Recurrence-free survival according to BMI in 2,542 patients. (E) Overall survival according to NLR and BMI in 2,542 patients. (F) Recurrence-free survival according to NLR and BMI in 2,542 patients. aNeither, indicating NLR < 3 and BMI ≥ 18.5 kg/m2; bboth, indicating NLR ≥ 3 and underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2).

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    Table 1

    Baseline characteristics according to the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio and body mass index at diagnosis

    CharacteristicsAll patients
    (n = 2,542)
    Neithera
    (n = 1,664)
    Only NLR ≥ 3
    (n = 529)
    Only BMI < 18.5
    (n = 251)
    Bothb
    (n = 98)
    P
    Age (years)< 0.001
     ≥ 65696 (27%)408 (25%)166 (31%)84 (34%)38 (39%)
     55 to < 65930 (37%)603 (36%)200 (38%)94 (38%)33 (34%)
     < 55916 (36%)653 (39%)163 (31%)73 (29%)27 (28%)
    Gender< 0.001
     Male1962 (77%)1313 (79%)421 (80%)165 (66%)63 (64%)
     Female580 (23%)351 (21%)108 (20%)86 (34%)35 (36%)
    CCS, mean (SD)0.16 (0.44)0.15 (0.42)0.22 (0.52)0.13 (0.40)0.14 (0.41)0.012
    Smoke0.006
     No1633 (64%)1036 (62%)348 (66%)184 (73%)65 (66%)
     Yes909 (36%)628 (38%)181 (34%)67 (27%)33 (34%)
    Alcohol0.220
     No2228 (88%)1448 (87%)463 (88%)230 (92%)87 (89%)
     Yes314 (12%)216 (13%)66 (13%)21 (8%)11 (11%)
    Family history of gastric cancer0.685
     No2383 (94%)1557 (94%)494 (93%)238 (95%)94 (96%)
     Yes159 (6%)107 (6%)35 (7%)13 (5%)4 (4%)
    Primary tumor location0.002
     Proximal776 (31%)505 (30%)192 (36%)60 (24%)19 (19%)
     Body610 (24%)395 (24%)126 (24%)64 (26%)25 (26%)
     Antrum1156 (46%)764 (46%)211 (40%)127 (51%)54 (55%)
    Type of gastrectomy< 0.001
     Proximal262 (10%)185 (11%)53 (10%)19 (8%)5 (5%)
     Total1190 (47%)744 (45%)291 (55%)109 (43%)46 (47%)
     Distal1090 (43%)735 (44%)185 (35%)123 (49%)47 (48%)
    Pathologic TNM stagec< 0.001
     Stage I660 (26%)476 (29%)107 (20%)66 (26%)11 (11%)
     Stage II651 (26%)429 (26%)136 (26%)56 (22%)30 (31%)
     Stage III1231 (48%)759 (46%)286 (54%)129 (51%)57 (58%)
    T stage< 0.001
     T1494 (19%)365 (22%)80 (15%)42 (17%)7 (7%)
     T2396 (16%)270 (16%)67 (13%)45 (18%)14 (14%)
     T3467 (18%)299 (18%)112 (21%)33 (13%)23 (24%)
     T41185 (47%)730 (44%)270 (51%)131 (52%)54 (55%)
    N stage0.012
     N0981 (39%)670 (40%)184 (35%)101 (40%)26 (27%)
     N1472 (19%)315 (19%)99 (19%)39 (16%)19 (19%)
     N2450 (18%)297 (18%)94 (18%)43 (17%)16 (16%)
     N3639 (25%)382 (23%)152 (29%)68 (27%)37 (38%)
    No. of lymph nodes dissected0.014
     ≥162152 (85%)1383 (83%)458 (87%)221 (88%)90 (92%)
     <16390 (15%)281 (17%)71 (13%)30 (12%)8 (8%)
    Histopathological differentiation0.153
     High/middle989 (39%)666 (40%)199 (38%)92 (37%)32 (33%)
     Poor1443 (57%)934 (56%)305 (58%)141 (56%)63 (64%)
     Signet ring cell or Mucinous110 (4%)64 (4%)25 (5%)18 (7%)3 (3%)
    Serum albumin (g/l)< 0.001
     ≥401878 (74%)1293 (78%)376 (71%)157 (63%)52 (53%)
     <40664 (26%)371 (22%)153 (29%)94 (38%)46 (47%)
    Anaemia< 0.001
     No1883 (74%)1321 (79%)335 (63%)174 (69%)53 (54%)
     Yes659 (26%)343 (21%)194 (37%)77 (31%)45 (46%)
    Surgical complicationsd0.913
     No2090 (82%)1369 (82%)437 (83%)206 (82%)78 (80%)
     Yes452 (18%)295 (18%)92 (17%)45 (18%)20 (20%)
    30-day mortality0.076
     No2521 (99.2%)1654 (99.4%)521 (98.5%)250 (99.6%)96 (98.0%)
     Yes21 (0.8%)10 (0.6%)8 (1.5%)1 (0.4%)2 (2.0%)
    Treatment arm0.193
     Surgery only853 (34%)554 (33%)169 (32%)99 (39%)31 (32%)
     Surgery + chemotherapy1689 (66%)1110 (67%)360 (68%)152 (61%)67 (68%)

    aIndicating NLR < 3 and BMI ≥ 18.5 kg/m2; bIndicating NLR ≥ 3 and underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2); c8th UICC staging system; dDefined as grade II or higher using the Clavien-Dindo classification. NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; BMI, body mass index; CCS, Charlson comorbidity score; SD, standard deviation; TNM, tumor-node-metastasis; T stage, tumor stage; N stage, node stage.

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      Table 2

      Mutually adjusted effects of neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio and body mass index and survival in 2,542 patients.

      Patients
      No.
      Events
      No.
      Univariable model
      HR (95% CI)
      P valueMultivariable model 1a
      HR (95% CI)
      PMultivariable model 2b
      HR (95% CI)
      P
      Overall survival
      NLR< 0.001< 0.0010.004
       ≥36272791.497 (1.300–1.724)1.280 (1.111–1.475)1.236 (1.069–1.430)
       <31915639111
      BMI (kg/m2)< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
       <18.53491761.722 (1.461–2.030)1.607 (1.360–1.899)1.600 (1.350–1.897)
       ≥18.5 2193742111
      NLR and BMI (kg/m2)c< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
       Bothd98622.882 (2.213–3.752)2.469 (1.891–3.225)2.445 (1.853–3.225)
       Neithere1664525111
      Recurrence-free survival
      NLR< 0.001< 0.0010.008
       ≥36272461.447 (1.246–1.679)1.257 (1.082–1.460)1.230 (1.054–1.434)
       <31915584111
      BMI (kg/m2)< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
       <18.53491651.804 (1.521–2.140)1.672 (1.407–1.988)1.658 (1.389–1.979)
       ≥18.5 2193665111
      NLR and BMI (kg/m2)c< 0.001< 0.001< 0.001
       Bothd98572.821 (2.142–3.715)2.404 (1.818–3.177)2.405 (1.802–3.209)
       Neithere1664476111

      aAge, sex, adjuvant chemotherapy, and TNM stage were adjusted in multivariable model 1 for overall survival and recurrence-free survival; bAge, sex, adjuvant chemotherapy, primary tumor location, histopathological differentiation, number of lymph nodes dissected, TNM stage, family history of gastric cancer, Charlson comorbidity score, smoke, alcohol, anemia, hypoalbuminemia, type of gastrectomy and surgical complications were adjusted for a multivariable model 2 for overall survival and recurrence-free survival; cPatients were divided into 4 groups according to NLR and BMI: neither NLR ≥ 3 nor underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2); NLR ≥ 3 only; underweight only; both NLR ≥ 3 and underweight; dIndicating NLR ≥ 3 and underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2); eindicating NLR < 3 and BMI ≥ 18.5 kg/m2. NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; BMI, body mass index; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence intervals; TNM, tumor-node-metastasis.

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        Table 3

        Subgroup analysis for neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio and body mass index at diagnosis according to pathologic stage, age and adjuvant chemotherapy.

        Stratification VariableOverall SurvivalRecurrence–free survival
        Univariable model
        HR (95% CI)
        P valueMultivariable modela
        HR (95% CI)
        P valueUnivariable model
        HR (95% CI)
        P valueMultivariable modela
        HR (95% CI)
        P value
        NLRb
         Pathologic TNM stage
         Stage I1.666 (0.931–2.984)0.0861.705 (0.913–3.185)0.0940.817 (0.367–1.816)0.6190.985 (0.451–2.154)0.970
         Stage II1.555 (1.124–2.150)0.0081.308 (0.929–1.842)0.1231.593 (1.128–2.249)0.0081.410 (0.980–2.031)0.064
         Stage III1.246 (1.059–1.466)0.0081.186 (1.003–1.404)0.0471.245 (1.050–1.476)0.0121.190 (0.997–1.420)0.054
         Age at diagnosis, years
         ≥651.359 (1.075–1.719)0.0101.189 (0.927–1.525)0.1741.262 (0.972–1.640)0.0811.184 (0.898–1.560)0.232
         55 to <651.792 (1.428–2.248)< 0.0011.485 (1.175–1.876)0.0011.695 (1.337–2.148)< 0.0011.422 (1.113–1.816)0.005
         <551.175 (0.883–1.563)0.2691.036 (0.773–1.389)0.8121.251 (0.939–1.668)0.1261.113 (0.828–1.496)0.477
         Treatment arm
         Surgery only1.619 (1.273–2.060)< 0.0011.361 (1.058–1.750)0.0161.466 (1.116–1.926)0.0061.311 (0.989–1.738)0.059
         Surgery+chemotherapy1.443 (1.213–1.716)< 0.0011.231 (1.028–1.473)0.0231.430 (1.196–1.709)< 0.0011.233 (1.025–1.484)0.026
        BMIc
         Pathologic TNM stage
         Stage I2.082 (1.130–3.839)0.0191.950 (1.037–3.666)0.0382.309 (1.183–4.504)0.0142.275 (1.155–4.482)0.017
         Stage II1.693 (1.152–2.487)0.0071.811 (1.209–2.713)0.0041.743 (1.155–2.632)0.0081.859 (1.206–2.864)0.005
         Stage III1.641 (1.357–1.986)< 0.0011.481 (1.215–1.806)< 0.0011.702 (1.399–2.070)< 0.0011.560 (1.272–1.913)< 0.001
         Age at diagnosis, years
         ≥651.699 (1.307–2.210)< 0.0012.029 (1.537–2.677)< 0.0011.785 (1.342–2.373)< 0.0012.155 (1.594–2.914)< 0.001
         55 to <651.537 (1.163–2.032)0.0031.344 (1.007–1.794)0.0451.708 (1.289–2.263)< 0.0011.535 (1.147–2.054)0.004
         <551.753 (1.265–2.430)0.0011.376 (0.973–1.946)0.0711.736 (1.243–2.424)0.0011.314 (0.923–1.871)0.130
         Treatment arm
         Surgery only1.762 (1.349–2.302)< 0.0011.490 (1.131–1.962)0.0051.899 (1.420–2.541)< 0.0011.611 (1.195–2.172)0.002
         Surgery+chemotherapy1.691 (1.372–2.084)< 0.0011.684 (1.352–2.097)< 0.0011.758 (1.422–2.173)< 0.0011.697 (1.359–2.120)< 0.001
        NLR and BMId
         Pathologic TNM stage
         Stage I4.972 (1.525–16.218)0.0085.419 (1.453–20.204)0.0121.683 (0.229–12.358)0.6091.998 (0.244–16.361)0.519
         Stage II2.651 (1.512–4.647)0.0013.341 (1.826–6.112)< 0.0012.827 (1.573–5.079)0.0013.624 (1.912–6.869)< 0.001
         Stage III2.385 (1.750–3.250)< 0.0012.189 (1.580–3.032)< 0.0012.387 (1.738–3.278)< 0.0012.183 (1.564–3.047)< 0.001
         Age at diagnosis, years
         ≥652.638 (1.752–3.973)< 0.0012.884 (1.836–4.529)< 0.0012.703 (1.746–4.183)< 0.0013.177 (1.950–5.178)< 0.001
         55 to <652.716 (1.692–4.359)< 0.0012.257 (1.358–3.750)0.0022.744 (1.687–4.463)< 0.0012.270 (1.347–3.824)0.002
         <552.773 (1.662–4.628)< 0.0012.381 (1.369–4.141)0.0022.573 (1.517–4.365)< 0.0012.066 (1.170–3.645)0.012
         Treatment arm
         Surgery only3.554 (2.274–5.555)< 0.0013.016 (1.837–4.949)< 0.0013.463 (2.112–5.678)< 0.0013.012 (1.752–5.176)< 0.001
         Surgery + chemotherapy2.599 (1.873–3.607)< 0.0012.481 (1.754–3.511)< 0.0012.579 (1.85–3.595)< 0.0012.425 (1.706–3.449)< 0.001

        aCox proportional hazards models adjusted for age, sex, adjuvant chemotherapy, primary tumor location, histopathological differentiation, number of lymph nodes dissected, TNM stage, family history of gastric cancer, Charlson comorbidity score, smoke, alcohol, anemia, hypoalbuminemia, type of gastrectomy and surgical complications, unless stratified by those variables; bAll HRs compared patients with NLR ≥ 3 vs. patients with NLR < 3; cAll HRs compared patients with underweight (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2) vs. patients with BMI ≥ 18.5 kg/m2; dAll HRs compared patients with NLR ≥ 3 and underweight vs. patients with NLR < 3 and BMI ≥ 18.5 kg/m2. NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; BMI, body mass index; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence intervals; TNM, tumor-node-metastasis.

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        • neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio
        • body mass index
        • prognosis
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