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. 2015 Jul 29;13:227. doi: 10.1186/s12957-015-0637-z

Table 3.

Predictors of survival after resection of intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (n = 153)

Characteristic Univariate Multivariate
HR (95 % CI) p value HR (95 % CI) p value
Sex 0.873 (0.568–1.344) 0.538
Age 1.011 (0.988–1.036) 0.347
PT–INR 24.618 (3.449–161.735) 0.001
Type of resection 0.137
 Wedge resection 0.450 (0.062–3.258) 0.429
 Segmentectomy 0.949 (0.432–2.087) 0.897
 Multiple segmentectomy 0.655 (0.343–1.252) 0.201
 Hemihepatectomy 1
 Extended hemihepatectomy 1.677 (0.969–2.903) 0.065
Tumor subtype 0.367 (0.207–0.654) 0.001 0.536 (0.297–0.968) 0.039
Histology 0.680 (0.314–1.475) 0.329
Tumor size ≥4.0 cm 3.162 (1.928–5.184) <0.001 2.539 (1.512–4.264) <0.001
Multiple tumor 2.475 (1.585–3.864) <0.001 1.782 (1.122–2.828) 0.014
LVI 2.299 (1.520–3.475) <0.001 1.684 (1.107–2.564) 0.015
PNI 1.869 (1.181–2.957) 0.008
LN metastasis 3.902 (2.499–6.091) <0.001 3.567 (2.240–5.680) <0.001
Resection margin 0.991 (0.974–1.008) 0.294
HBV 1.165 (0.695–1.955) 0.562
HCV 1.226 (0.496–3.026) 0.659

LVI lymphovascular invasion, PNI perineural invasion, HBV hepatitis B virus, HCV hepatitis C virus, PT–INR prothrombin time–international normalized ratio