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. 2022 Jan 22;9:1–11. doi: 10.2147/JHC.S341690

Table 5.

Univariable Analysis of Variables Associated with HCC

Variable Hazard Ratio 95% CI P value
Insurance Status Uninsured Reference - -
Insured 0.49 0.31-0.78 0.003
Age (Years) <60 Reference - -
>60 1.07 0.71-1.63 0.731
Sex Female Reference - -
Male 1.07 0.61-1.9 0.804
Ethnicity White Reference - -
African American 0.78 0.41-1.55 0.865
Hispanic 0.84 0.53-1.33 0.865
Other Ethnicity 0.84 0.29-2.41 0.865
BMI <25 Reference - -
25.0-<30 0.53 0.33-0.87 0.02
>30 0.57 0.34-0.97 0.02
Surveillance Spontaneous Reference - -
Surveillance 0.66 0.43–0.99 0.047
Initial MELD <10 Reference - -
>10 1.83 1.2–2.79 0.005
Final MELD <13 Reference - -
>13 3.04 1.87–4.93 <0.001
Hepatitis B No Reference - -
Yes 1.00 0.57–1.75 1.00
Hepatitis C No Reference - -
Yes 1.00 0.64–1.55 1.00
Milan criteria No Reference - -
Yes 0.44 0.28–0.68 0.002
Transplant Referral No Reference - -
Yes 0.59 0.38–0.93 0.02
Listed for Transplant No Reference - -
Yes 0.09 0.01–0.67 0.003
Treatment for HCC No Reference - -
Yes 0.56 0.37–0.85 0.006
Hospice Care No Reference - -
Yes 2.85 1.85–4.38 <0.001

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; MELD, Model for End Stage Liver Disease.