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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17710443
Cancer-associated hypercalcemia treated with intravenous diphosphonates: a survival and prognostic factor analysis.
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- PMID:
- 17710443
- DOI:
- 10.1007/s00520-007-0322-z
- Fig. 1
Survival after first episode of hypercalcemia treated by diphosphonates according to selected prognostic factors. The patients were classified according to four independent predicting factors: serum-corrected calcium > 2.83 mmol/l, albuminemia < 35 g/l, squamous cell cancer type, and presence of liver or bone metastases. Score = 0 (absence of predicting factor), score = 1 (presence of 1 predicting factors), and score = 2 (presence of two or more predicting factor)
two or more predicting factor)
Table 4
Predicting factors for early deaths
Variables
Patients surviving < 60 days (early death; n = 121)
Patients surviving > 60 days (n = 139)
p valuea
Adjusted odd ratio (95% CI)
Serum albumin-corrected calcium
>2.83 mmol/l
94 (77.6%)
27 (19.4%)
0.001
5.07 [2.47–10.41]
≤2.83 mmol/l
27 (22.4%)
112 (80.6%)
Reference
Albuminemia
<35 g/l
97 (80.1%)
24 (17.2%)
0.001
7.42 (3.65–15.06)
≥35 g/l
24 (19.9%)
115 (82.8%)
Reference
Squamous cell carcinomas
64 (52.8%)
41 (29.4%)
0.027
2.21 (1.09–4.48)
Other histological subtypes
57 (47.2%)
98 (70.6%)
Reference
Presence of liver metastasis
46 (38.0%)
20 (14.3%)
0.001
4.34 (1.86–10.10)
Absence of liver metastasis
77 (72.0%)
119 (85.7%)
Reference