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. 2018 Oct 1;18(6):4865–4876. doi: 10.3892/mmr.2018.9526

Table IV.

Multivariate analysis results of overall survival and disease-free survival in 113 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma.

Overall survival Disease-free survival


Prognostic factor HR (95% CI) Pa HR (95% CI) Pa
CYP4F2 expression 0.872 (0.794–0.958) 0.004 0.948 (0.896–1.003) 0.064
Age at operation 1.028 (0.987–1.071) 0.188 0.995 (0.970–1.019) 0.667
Sex
  Male 1 (reference) 1 (reference)
  Female 0.886 (0.314–2.504) 0.820 1.205 (0.664–2.189) 0.540
HBV or HCV
  No 1 (reference) 1 (reference)
  Yes 0.936 (0.395–2.216) 0.880 1.106 (0.601–2.037) 0.746
Cirrhosis
  No 1 (reference) 1 (reference)
  Yes 1.969 (0.747–5.196) 0.171 2.139 (1.144–3.999) 0.017
Histologic grade 0.009
  1 (well) 1 (reference) 1 (reference)
  2 (moderate) 1.145 (0.371–3.529) 0.814 1.297 (0.599–2.810) 0.509
  3 (poorly) 3.856 (1.201–12.380) 0.023 2.940 (1.232–7.016) 0.015
  4 (undifferentiated) NA. NA. NA. NA.
Pathologic stage 0.074 0.113
  I 1 (reference) 1 (reference)
  II 0.783 (0.331–1.854) 0.578 1.112 (0.624–1.984) 0.719
  III 2.808 (0.944–8.355) 0.064 2.734 (1.167–6.400) 0.021
  IV 1.916 (0.210–17.457) 0.564 3.210 (0.379–27.193) 0.285
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Multivariate Cox regression analysis. HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; HBV, hepatitis B viral infection; HCV, hepatitis C viral infection.