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. 2019 Jun 14;34(12):2164–2172. doi: 10.1111/jgh.14700

Table 2.

Cox regression analyses on the influence of rs56163822 SNP (G/T), rs35724 (G/C or C/C), and other parameters on any (further) hepatic decompensation (A) in the overall cohort and (B) on first decompensation in CPS‐A patients during follow up. P values <0.05 are written in bold

(A) Overall cohort, n = 402 (B) CPS‐A patients, n = 221
Risk factors for hepatic decompensation aHR 95% CI P value aHR 95% CI P value
Age, per 10 years 1.325 1.148–1.528 < 0.001 1.214 0.954–1.544 0.115
Male gender (vs female) 1.357 0.947–1.944 0.096 1.840 0.972–3.482 0.061
HVPG, per mmHg 1.047 1.024–1.070 < 0.001 1.070 1.021–1.123 0.005
MELD, per point 1.010 0.962–1.059 0.697 1.030 0.924–1.149 0.588
Albumin, per g/dL 0.929 0.903–0.955 < 0.001 0.938 0.880–0.999 0.048
rs56163822 SNP (G/T vs wild type) 0.773 0.339–1.760 0.540 0.708 0.220–2.279 0.562
rs35724 SNP (G/C or C/C vs wild type) 0.830 0.602–1.145 0.256 0.625 0.374–1.044 0.072

P values <0.05 are written inbold.

95% CI, 95% confidence interval; aHR, adjusted hazard ratio; CPS, Child–Pugh stage; HVPG, hepatic venous pressure gradient; MELD, model of end‐stage liver disease; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism.