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. 2021 Oct 13;14:6713–6724. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S326192

Table 2.

Univariate Logistic Regression Analysis of Variables Related to Poor Adherence

Variables No. Pts Poor Adherence Good Adherence Univariate Logistic Regression
OR 95% CI P value
Age (years) 96 62.41±13.03 53.73±11.36 1.065 1.019–1.114 0.005
Male 96 18/22 (81.80%) 51/74 (68.90%) 2.029 0.617–6.671 0.244
Etiology of liver diseases
 Hepatitis B virus 96 12/22 (54.50%) 34/74 (45.90%) 1.569 0.590–4.170 0.367
 Hepatitis C virus 96 2/22 (9.10%) 8/74 (10.80%) 0.868 0.170–4.438 0.865
 Alcohol abuse 96 6/22 (27.30%) 19/74 (25.70%) 1.158 0.393–3.413 0.790
 Autoimmune liver diseases 96 1/22 (4.50%) 6/74 (8.10%) 0.567 0.064–4.987 0.609
History of endoscopic variceal treatment 96 12/22 (54.50%) 51/74 (68.90%) 0.541 0.205–1.432 0.216
History of using NSBBs 96 8/22 (36.40%) 44/74 (49.50%) 0.390 0.146–1.043 0.061
Child-Pugh score 96 7.18±1.62 6.70±1.58 1.202 0.898-1.609 0.207
MELD score 96 11.41±4.64 10.99±3.39 1.023 0.902-1.161 0.720
Primary prophylaxis 96 5/22 (22.70%) 9/74 (12.20%) 2.124 0.629–7.171 0.225
Secondary prophylaxis 96 17/22 (77.30%) 65/74 (87.80%) 0.471 0.139–1.589 0.225

Note: The value in bold is defined as being statistically significant.

Abbreviations: Pts, patients; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; NSBBs, non-selective beta blockers; MELD, model for end-stage liver disease.