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. 2019 Mar 2;23(1):45–52. doi: 10.1016/j.bjid.2019.02.002

Table 2.

Results of univariate analyses for hepatic cirrhosis.

Variable n (%) OR 95% CI p-value
HEV
 IgG+ 36 (57.1) 1.74 [1.03–2.95] 0.037
 IgG− 237 (43.2)



Sex
 Male 157 (48.9) 1.43 [1.03–1.99] 0.029
 Female 116 (40.1)



Agea
 >50 years 215 (53.1) 2.87 [2.00–4.12] <0.001
 ≤50 years 58 (29.3)



Alcohol use
 AUDIT-C+ 57 (48.7) 1.49 [0.97–2.27] 0.066
 AUDIT-C− 129 (39.0)



BMIb
 >25 kg/m2 148 (49.4) 1.23 [0.86–1.75] 0.257
 ≤25 kg/m2 92 (44.2)



Insulin resistance
 Yes 112 (52.1) 3.11 [1.87–5.16] <0.001
 No 28 (26.0)



HCV genotype
 Gen 1 190 (45.3) 1.83 [1.21–2.79] 0.004
 Gen 3 70 (60.3)
 HCV previous treatment NS NS 0.206
 Without treatment 180 (48.4)
 Interferon and ribavirin 57 (39.9)
 Protease inhibitor 27 (49.1)



HIV
 Yes 8 (32) 0.57 [0.24–1.34] 0.27
 No 265 (45.3)



HBVc
 Previous contact 19 (34.5) 0.77 [0.42–1.43] 0.51
 No contact 90 (40.5)
a

p-value from T-test <0.001.

b

p-value from T-test =0.34.

c

All serological profiles with reactive anti-HBc were considered prior HBV contact.