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. 2024 Oct 5;14(2):193–210. doi: 10.1159/000541647

Table 4.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of association between GNRI and survival

Subjects Model 0 Model 1 Model 2
crude HR (95% CI) crude P aHR (95% CI) adjusted P aHR (95% CI) adjusted P
ALBI grade 1 and 2 (n = 14,854)
 Low GNRI (n = 3,976) Reference Reference Reference
 High GNRI (n = 10,878) 0.700 (0.670–0.732) <0.001 0.719 (0.688–0.752) <0.001 0.775 (0.733–0.820) <0.001
Total patients (n = 16,416)
 ALBI 3 (n = 1,562) Reference Reference Reference
 ALBI 2 + GNRI ≤90 (n = 1,806) 0.783 (0.728–0.842) <0.001 0.715 (0.665–0.769) <0.001 0.887 (0.812–0.968) 0.007
 ALBI 2 + GNRI >90 (n = 5,639) 0.495 (0.466–0.526) <0.001 0.471 (0.443–0.501) <0.001 0.717 (0.665–0.773) <0.001
 ALBI 1 + GNRI ≤105 (n = 2,170) 0.306 (0.283–0.330) <0.001 0.288 (0.267–0.311) <0.001 0.420 (0.382–0.460) <0.001
 ALBI 1 + GNRI >105 (n = 5,239) 0.193 (0.181–0.207) <0.001 0.186 (0.173–0.199) <0.001 0.311 (0.286–0.338) <0.001

Model 0, not adjusted; model 1, adjusted for age and sex; model 2, adjusted for age, sex, BMI, platelet count, ALBI grade, BCLC stages, etiology, and AFP.

GNRI, geriatric nutritional risk index; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; ALBI, albumin-bilirubin; BMI, body mass index; BCLC, Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer.