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. 2019 Apr 12;16(8):1322. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16081322

Table 5.

Risk of disease-specific mortality on genotype distributions of H19 gene polymorphisms among 264 UCC patients over 65 years old.

Variable N Number of Disease-Specific Mortality HR (95% CI) AHR (95% CI)
rs2177727
CC 112 17 1.000 (reference) 1.000 (reference)
CT+TT 152 30 1.308 (0.721–2.373) 1.404 (0.770–2.561)
rs2107425
CC 93 11 1.000 (reference) 1.000 (reference)
CT+TT 171 36 1.862 (0.948–3.659) 2.043 (1.029–4.059)
rs2839698
CC 128 27 1.000 (reference) 1.000 (reference)
CT+TT 136 20 0.669 (0.375–1.195) 0.668 (0.374–1.194)
rs3024270
CC 75 14 1.000 (reference) 1.000 (reference)
GC+GG 189 33 0.934 (0.499–1.749) 0.892 (0.470–1.691)
rs3741219
AA 120 25 1.000 (reference) 1.000 (reference)
GA+GG 144 22 0.678 (0.382–1.204) 0.683 (0.383–1.217)

Bold font indicates statistical significance (p < 0.05). The hazrds ratio (HR) with their 95% CI were estimated by Cox proportional hazards model. The adjusted hard ratio (AHR) with their 95% CI were estimated by multiple Cox proportional hazards model after controlling for age, sex, and tobacco consumption.