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. 2019 Jan 18;10(2):48. doi: 10.1038/s41419-018-1281-7

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate analysis of different prognostic variables and overall survival (OS) in HCC patients

Variables n Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis model
HR (95% CI) P HR (95% CI) P
Sex 1.369 (0.843–1.695) 0.869
  Female 58
  Male 92
Age (year) 2.016 (0.860–1.961) 0.692
  <50 82
  ≥50 68
AFP (ng/mL) 1.654 (0.598–1.693) 0.581
  ≤20 69
  >20 81
HBsAg 2.463 (1.596–2.032) 0.439
  Positive 94
  Negative 56
Liver cirrhosis 0.961 (0.536–1.934) 0.506
  Presence 85
  Absence 65
TNM stage 0.933 (0.536–1.964) 0.783
  I/II 91
  III/IV 59
Tumor size (cm) 1.862 (1.639–2.533) 0.031 0.869 (1.036–2.695) 0.008
  ≤5 76
  >5 74
Multiplicity 0.969 (0.569–1.965) 0.736
  Single 71
  Multiple (≥2) 79
Intrahepatic metastasis 0.693 (0.669–1.546) 0.963
  Presence 85
  Absence 65
Vascular invasion 1.236 (1.893–2.361) 0.901
  Presence 74
  Absence 76
  miR-29c-3p expression 2.369 (1.069–2.465) 0.002 2.023 (1.530–3.039) 0.015
  Low 95
  High 55

HCC hepatocellular carcinoma, HR hazard rate, CI confidence interval, AFP alpha-fetoprotein, HBsAg hepatitis B surface antigen,TNM tumor, node, metastasis

Bold values indicate statistical significance