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. 2016 Oct 26;64(4):e26272. doi: 10.1002/pbc.26272

Table 2.

Univariate survival analysis and 5‐year overall survival (OS) of demographic, tumor, and treatment characteristics

N = 100
HR 95% CI P‐value 5‐year OS (%)
Gender Male REF 80
Female 0.43 0.13–1.4 0.16 92
Race Caucasian REF 87
African American 0.60 0.08–4.7 0.63 89
Other 1.83 0.24–14 0.56 67
Unknown
Spanish origin Non‐Hispanic REF 82
Hispanic 0.47 0.10–2.1 0.32 92
Unknown
Insurance status Public REF 87
Private 0.83 0.25–2.7 0.76 88
None 7.5 0.87–66 0.07 50
Unknown 0.28 0.12–4.6 0.37 75
Income <$63,000 REF 82
≥$63,000 0.22 0.03–1.7 0.15 96
Unknown
Tumor size <15 cm REF 92
≥15 cm 1.9 0.49–7.8 0.35 85
Unknown 5.1 1.4–19 0.02 69
Radiation therapy No REF 86
Yes 1.1 0.24–4.9 0.91 84
Unknown
Margins Negative REF 95
Positive 4.4 0.73–26 0.11 83
Unknown 1.3 0.11–14 0.85
Treatment modality Chemotherapy only REF 44
No treatment 1.27 0.25–6.6 0.775 50
Surgery only
Combined therapy 0.10 0.03–0.33 <0.01 92
Unknown
Chemotherapy No
REF 78
Yes 0.44 0.10–2.0 0.29 87
Unknown
Resection type No surgery REF 46
Local destruction
Sectionectomy 0.09 0.02–0.45 0.003 93
Hemihepatectomy 0.10 0.03–0.39 0.001 90
Trisectionectomy 0.14 0.02–1.1 0.07 86
Orthotopic liver transplant
Surgery, NOS

REF, reference variable; NOS, not otherwise specified; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; ‘‐‘, insufficient cases for analysis. P values <0.05 are shown in bold.