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. 2020 Jan 17;43(3):953–964. doi: 10.3892/or.2020.7469

Table II.

Univariate and multivariate analysis of various prognostic variables influencing DSS in HCC patients.

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis


Variables n HR (95% CI) P-value HR (95% CI) P-value
Sex 0.958 (1.306–3.485) 0.754
  Male 34
  Female 26
Age (years) 0.648 (0.594–1.751) 0.392
  <50 28
  ≥50 32
Tumor size (cm) 0.598 (0.678–1.985) 0.009 0.757 (1.032–2.485) 0.016
  ≤5 27
  >5 33
AFP (ng/ml) 1.864 (1.358–2.603) 0.561
  ≤20 27
  >20 33
HBsAg 0.894 (0.754–2.625) 0.435
  Positive 37
  Negative 23
TNM stage 1.385 (0.677–1.807) 0.014 1.048 (1.986–3.842) 0.020
  I/II 27
  III/IV 33
Multiplicity 0.481 (0.539–1.750) 0.046 0.780 (0.954–1.874) 0.035
  Single 24
  Multiple (≥2) 36
Vascular invasion 1.235 (0.953–4.473) 0.842
  Presence 27
  Absence 33
Liver cirrhosis 0.684 (0.465–1.383) 0.796
  Presence 32
  Absence 28
Intrahepatic metastasis 0.597 (1.346–3.846) 0.480
  Presence 25
  Absence 35
miR-29c-3p expression 1.459 (0.734–1.975) 0.012 1.103 (1.657–3.189) 0.017
  Low 39
  High 21

DSS, disease-specific survival; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma.