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. 2021 Aug 28;6(2):399–410. doi: 10.1002/hep4.1803

TABLE 3.

Cox Regression Survival Model in Liver Disease Cohort and Race/Ethnicity Subsets: Effect of TL (as Continuous Variable) and Between TL Quartiles (Compared With Longest Quartile) on All‐Cause Mortality

Characterized Liver Disease (n = 2,071) White (Non‐Hispanic) (n = 978) Non‐White (Excluding Multi‐ethnic) (n = 1,031) Black (Non‐Hispanic) (n = 359) Hispanic (n = 672)
Deaths HR (95% CI) Deaths HR (95% CI) Deaths HR (95% CI) Deaths HR (95% CI) Deaths HR (95% CI)
All‐Cause Mortality
TL (kbp) 516 1.22 [0.99‐1.51] 273 1.37 [1.02‐1.84] 233 1.01 [0.79‐1.31] 97 1.26 [0.88‐1.81] 136 0.86 [0.58‐1.27]
TL quartiles
First quartile 157 1.22 [0.91‐1.63] 82 1.38 [0.95‐2.00] 72 0.96 [0.65‐1.42] 29 N/A 43 N/A
Second quartile 116 1.00 [0.75‐1.35] 70 1.16 [0.80‐1.69] 44 0.69 [0.42‐1.13] 19 N/A 25 N/A
Third quartile 117 0.99 [0.69‐1.43] 60 1.08 [0.69‐1.69] 54 0.94 [0.62‐1.44] 21 N/A 33 N/A
Fourth quartile (longest) 126 1.00 61 1.00 63 1.00 28 N/A 35 N/A

All models adjusted for age, and dummy variables adjusted for female sex, smoking history, MetS, and presence of advanced fibrosis. N/A, sample size (number of deaths) was too small to provide a reliable estimate.