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. 2018 Dec 10;18:49. doi: 10.1186/s40644-018-0179-z

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of risk factors for histological venous invasion in the training cohort

Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
OR 95% CI P value OR 95% CI P value
Gender (male/female) 1.836 0.825–4.088 0.137
Age, years 1.076 1.028–1.125 0.002 1.046 0.983–1.113 0.156
ADL (grade I/>grade I) 1.732 0.695–4.316 0.238
Jaundice (present/absent) 1.010 0.445–2.289 0.982
Pain (present/absence) 1.281 0.575–2.854 0.545
Weight loss (present/absent) 2.625 1.095–6.292 0.030 1.788 0.606–5.279 0.293
CA19–9, U/mL 1.000 1.000–1.000 0.272
TB, μmol/L 0.998 0.994–1.002 0.242
Albumin, g/L 1.014 0.924–1.114 0.763
Lymph node staging on CT (N1/N0) 1.216 0.549–2.695 0.630
Tumor size on CT, cm 1.010 0.790–1.293 0.934
Length of tumor contact on CT, cm 3.425 1.940–6.047 < 0.001 2.067 1.070–3.995 0.031
Circumferential vein involvement on CT (>180°/90–180/≤ 90°) 4.443 2.297–8.595 < 0.001 2.207 1.008–4.832 0.048
Venous contour abnormalities on CT 3.004 0.022–4.463 <  0.001 2.121 1.368–3.289 0.001
Type of vessels involvement on CT (PV/SMV/PV + SMV) 1.132 0.671–1.910 0.641

ADL activities of daily living, CA 19–9 carbohydrate antigen 19–9, TB total bilirubin, PV portal vein, SMV superior mesenteric vein