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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hepatology. 2016 Apr 19;64(1):130–137. doi: 10.1002/hep.28535

Table 3.

Predictors of HCC in Veterans with HCV who achieved an SVR. Results from Cox proportional hazards model while adjusting for the competing risk of death.

variable level Hazard Ratio (95% CI) p-value
Diabetes (time-varying) no 1.0 (ref)
yes 1.876 (1.211 – 2.906) 0.0048
Race White 1.0 (ref)
Black 1.398 (0.730 – 2.679) 0.3121
Hispanic 2.269 (1.073 – 4.798) 0.0319
Asian 3.016 (0.411 – 22.138) 0.2777
Other 1.684 (0.231 – 12.248) 0.6069
Missing 1.301 (0.716 – 2.362) 0.3875
Cirrhosis at SVR no 1.0 (ref)
yes 6.686 (4.319 – 10.350) <.0001
Alcohol no 1.0 (ref)
yes 1.676 (1.082 – 2.595) 0.0207
Age at SVR < 45 0.559 (0.133 – 2.345) 0.4269
45 – 54 1.0 (ref)
55 – 64 2.043 (1.292 – 3.231) 0.0023
65+ 4.509 (1.955 – 10.400) 0.0004
HCV genotype 1 1.0 (ref)
2 0.591 (0.324 – 1.077) 0.0859
3 1.620 (0.960 – 2.734) 0.0709

CI: confidence intervals; SVR: sustained virological response