Table 1 Pan-Immune-Inflammation Value (PIV) according to patients’ and disease baseline characteristics.

From: The Pan-Immune-Inflammation Value is a new prognostic biomarker in metastatic colorectal cancer: results from a pooled-analysis of the Valentino and TRIBE first-line trials

Characteristics

Total (N = 438) N (%)

PIV low (N = 208) N (%)

PIV high (N = 230) N (%)

P*

Age (years)

   

0.111

 Median

62

62

60

 

  IQR

53–68

55–68

52–67

 

Gender

   

0.608

  Female

163 (37)

80 (38)

83 (36)

 

  Male

275 (63)

128 (62)

147 (64)

 

ECOG PS

   

<0.001

  0

356 (81)

186 (89)

170 (74)

 

  1

82 (19)

22 (11)

60 (26)

 

Prior adjuvant treatment

   

0.127

  No

376 (86)

173 (83)

203 (88)

 

  Yes

62 (14)

35 (17)

27 (12)

 

Primary tumour resected

   

<0.001

  No

133 (30)

45 (22)

88 (38)

 

  Yes

305 (70)

163 (78)

142 (62)

 

Liver-limited disease

   

0.066

  No

307 (70)

137 (66)

170 (74)

 

  Yes

131 (30)

71 (34)

60 (26)

 

Synchronous metastases

   

0.003

  No

97 (22)

59 (28)

38 (17)

 

  Yes

341 (78)

149 (72)

192 (83)

 

Number of metastatic sites

   

0.032

  1

181 (41)

97 (47)

84 (37)

 

  >1

257 (59)

111 (53)

146 (63)

 

Primary tumour sidedness

   

0.240

  Left

330 (75)

162 (78)

168 (73)

 

  Right

108 (25)

46 (22)

62 (27)

 

RAS/BRAF status

   

0.514

  RAS/BRAF wild-type

276 (63)

127 (61)

149 (65)

 

  RAS mut

146 (33)

75 (36)

71 (31)

 

  BRAF mut

16 (4)

6 (3)

10 (4)

 

Study

   

0.659

  Valentino

207 (47)

112 (54)

119 (52)

 

  TRIBE

231 (53)

96 (46)

111 (48)

 

Chemotherapy backbone

   

0.324

  Doublet

321 (73)

157 (75)

164 (71)

 

  Triplet

117 (27)

51 (25)

66 (29)

 
  1. IQR interquartile range, ECOG Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, PS performance status, PIV Pan-Immune-Inflammation Value.
  2. *Fisher exact test, Chi-square test, Mann–Whitney test or Kruskal-Wallis test as appropriate.
  3. P below the significance threshold are reported in bold.