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Published in final edited form as: Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2019 Oct 4;18(5):1197–1206.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2019.09.033

Table 2.

Association between SVR and the Risk of Developing Incident HE

Number of patients (%) Mean Follow-up(Years) Number who developed HE (%) HE incidence per 100 patient-years Crude hazard ratio (95% CI) Adjusted* hazard ratio (95%CI)
IFN-ONLY regimens No SVR 34,006(66.7) 8.6 3,613(10.6) 1.24 1 1
SVR 16,973(33.3) 10.6 508(3.0) 0.28 0.23(0.21–0.26) 0.26(0.23–0.30)
DAA+IFN regimens No SVR 3,198(42.4) 3.3 132(4.1) 1.26 1 1
SVR 4,345(57.6) 5.2 74(1.7) 0.33 0.27(0.20–0.37) 0.31(0.22–0.43)
DAA-only regimens No SVR 3,336(10.2) 2.7 124(3.7) 1.39 1 1
SVR 29,414(89.8) 3.2 362(1.2) 0.39 0.28(0.22–0.35) 0.41(0.32–0.51)
Cirrhosis No SVR 6,940(42.3) 5.2 1,302(18.8) 3.6 1 1
SVR 9,455(57.7) 4.2 419(4.4) 1.05 0.29(0.25–0.32) 0.36(0.31–0.43)
No Cirrhosis No SVR 33,600(44.9) 8.2 2,567(7.6) 0.93 1 1
SVR 41,277(55.1) 6.2 525(1.3) 0.2 0.23(0.20–0.25) 0.25(0.22–0.28)
Men No SVR 39,311(44.6) 7.7 3,771(9.6) 1.25 1 1
SVR 48,862(55.4) 5.8 905(1.9) 0.32 0.25(0.23–0.28) 0.26(0.23–0.28)
Women No SVR 1,209(39.5) 8.2 91(7.5) 0.91 1 1
SVR 1,855(60.5) 6.4 39(2.1) 0.33 0.34(0.22–0.51) 0.35(0.20–0.62)
Diabetes No SVR 8,800(42.9) 6.9 936(10.6) 1.55 1 1
SVR 11,731(57.1) 4.7 288(2.5) 0.52 0.33(0.29–0.39) 0.36(0.30–0.44)
No diabetes No SVR 31,740(44.9) 7.9 2,933(9.2) 1.17 1 1
SVR 39,001(55.1) 6.2 656(1.7) 0.27 0.23(0.21–0.26) 0.26(0.23–0.30)
Alcohol use disorder No SVR 14,647(42.0) 7.0 1,393(9.5) 1.36 1 1
SVR 20,226(58.0) 5.3 406(2.0) 0.38 0.27(0.24–0.31) 0.31(0.27–0.37)
No alcohol use disorder No SVR 25,893(45.9) 8.1 2,476(9.6) 1.19 1 1
SVR 30,506(54.1) 6.2 538(1.8) 0.28 0.24(0.22–0.27) 0.27(0.23–0.31)
Pre 2009 No SVR 27,308(68.5) 9.4 3,216(11.8) 1.25 1 1
SVR 12,583(31.5) 11.8 407(3.2) 0.27 0.22(0.20–0.25) 0.25(0.21–0.29)
2009–2015 No SVR 13,232(25.8) 4.1 653(4.9) 1.19 1 1
SVR 38,149(74.2) 3.9 537(1.4) 0.36 0.29(0.26–0.33) 0.30(0.26–0.34)
MELD < 9 No SVR 28,555(43.0) 7.6 2,348(8.2) 1.08 1 1
SVR 37,820(57.0) 5.7 552(1.5) 0.25 0.24(0.22–0.27) 0.27(0.24–0.30)
MELD ≥9 No SVR 4,759(42.4) 6.2 765(16.1) 2.6 1 1
SVR 6,455(57.6) 4.7 246(3.8) 0.82 0.29(0.25–0.34) 0.36(0.30–0.44)
MELD ≥ 12 No SVR 1,881(39.8) 5.5 303(16.1) 2.92 1 1
SVR 2,849(60.2) 4.2 126(4.4) 1.06 0.34(0.27–0.42) 0.39(0.29–0.52)
MELD ≥ 15 No SVR 860(38.6) 5.8 100(11.6) 2.02 1 1
SVR 1,366(61.4) 4.3 47(3.4) 0.8 0.39(0.26–0.58) 0.48(0.30–0.76)
MELD ≥ 18 No SVR 591(42.1) 6.0 66(11.2) 1.87 1 1
SVR 812(57.9) 4.4 19(2.3) 0.53 0.29(0.17–0.49) 0.30(0.14–0.61)
MELD ≥ 21 No SVR 304(41.7) 6.3 31(10.2) 1.63 1 1
SVR 425(58.3) 4.8 8(1.9) 0.39 0.25(0.11–0.56) 0.34(0.09–1.26)
*

Adjusted for regimen type, cirrhosis, decompensated cirrhosis, age, sex, race/ethnicity, body mass index, HBV co-infection, type 2 diabetes mellitus, ascites, varices, hepatocellular carcinoma, alcohol use disorders, substance use disorder, platelet count, serum bilirubin, serum creatinine, serum albumin, INR and blood hemoglobin levels. The laboratory tests were categorized into quartiles and modeled as dummy categorical variables.