《Table 2Univariate analysis of clinical factors predicting overall survival and progression free sur

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Reported rates are Kaplan–Meier survival estimates at five years，and P values are from log-rank tests on all available follow-up.OS:overall survival；PFS:progression free survival.

The median follow-up，based on the Kaplan–Meier estimate of potential follow-up，was 72 months，with a maximum of 290months.The actuarial 1-，3-，5-and 10-year OS rates were 90.1%，83.9%，78.1%and 64.9%，respectively.Univariate analysis found increasing age，tumor size，and positive lymph nodes to be associated with significantly shorter OS（Table 2）.The type of surgery was also a significant predictor of OS（P<0.01）.The shortest survivalwas observed in patients undergoing debulking surgery，although post-hoc analysis did not find this to be significantly worse than in multi-visceral resection（P=0.188）.However，both of these groups were found to have significantly worse outcomes than those undergoing either anatomic or enucleation surgery（P<0.01）.