TABLE 3. Final Multivariate Cox Proportional Hazards Models for Predicting Mortality, Death or Graft Loss Due to HCV, and Significant Fibrosis.

Predictor	HR	95% CI	P Value
Mortality
HW ethnicity	1.06	0.71-1.60	0.77
Age (per 10 years)	1.43	1.09-1.87	0.01
Donor age  (per 10 years)	1.25	1.10-1.87	<0.001
Treated acute rejection	1.47	1.01-2.29	0.048
Death or Graft Loss Due to HCV
HW ethnicity	1.04	0.53-2.05	0.91
Female sex	2.37	1.21-4.64	0.01
Donor age  (per 10 years)	1.51	1.19-1.91	0.001
CIT (per hour)	1.12	1.01-1.23	0.03
Significant Fibrosis
HW ethnicity	2.42	1.01-5.78	0.046
MHI (per $10,000)	1.11	1.03-1.19	0.01
Ethnicity-MHI	0.82	0.68-0.98	0.03
interaction
Donor age  (per 10 years)	1.13	1.02-1.25	0.02
CIT (per hour)	1.06	1.01-1.11	0.03

NOTE: The variables evaluated in the univariate and multivariate models included ethnicity, age at transplantation, sex, MHI, highest level of education, insurance status, BMI, diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, MELD score, donor type, HCC, donor age, CIT, cyclosporine use, post-LT HCV treatment (as a time-varying covariate), CMV treatment, treated acute rejection, and interaction terms (between ethnicity and MHI, highest level of education, insurance status, and center). All multivariate models were controlled for the center.