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. 2022 Mar 25;9:839806. doi: 10.3389/fmolb.2022.839806

TABLE 2.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of overall survival.

Variables Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
HR (95% CI) p HR (95% CI) p
Age (≥ 60 vs. < 60) 1.25(0.87,1.81) 0.234
Gender (Female vs. Male) 1.28(0.88,1.86) 0.197
Family history of cancer (Yes vs. No) 1.13(0.77,1.68) 0.532
TNM stage (II vs. I) 1.42(0.87,2.32) 0.158 1.02(0.57,1.82) 0.944
TNM stage (III vs. I) 2.68(1.75,4.08) <0.001 1.76(1.07,2.88) 0.025
TNM stage (IV vs. I) 5.5(1.7,17.82) 0.005 3.84(1.17,12.57) 0.026
Histologic grade (G3–G4 vs. G1–G2) 1.14(0.79,1.67) 0.481
Ishak score (5–6 vs. 0–4) 0.87(0.5,1.5) 0.613
Child–Pugh grade (B–C vs. A) 1.66(0.82,3.36) 0.159
Vascular invasion (Micro vs. None) 0.51(0.23,1.14) 0.101 0.77(0.33,1.82) 0.556
Vascular invasion (Macro vs. None) 0.44(0.21,0.93) 0.032 0.87(0.39,1.93) 0.735
Alpha fetoprotein (Positive vs. Negative) 1.2(0.78,1.83) 0.412
Residual tumor (R1–R2 vs. R0) 1.16(0.47,2.86) 0.74
Risk score (High vs. Low) 5.29(3.35,8.35) <0.001 4.45(2.75,7.23) <0.001

The bold values indicate they are statistically significant (p < 0.05).