Table 3 Univariate and multivariate analysis of OS in HCC patients.

From: Overexpression Of Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor-1beta Predicting Poor Prognosis Is Associated With Biliary Phenotype In Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma

Variable

Number

Univariate analysis

Multivariate nalysis

P value

HR (95% CI)

P value

Histology:

 Tumor HNF-1B expression

  Low vs High

134 vs 49

0.001*

1.637(1.093,2.450)

0.017*

 Tumor K19 expression

  Low vs High

89 vs 94

0.013*

 

NS

 Tumor K7 expression

  Low vs High

84 vs 99

<0.001*

1.799(1.220,2.654)

0.003*

 Tumor EpCAM expression

  Low vs High

95 vs 88

0.321

 

NA

 Tumor OV6 expression

  Low vs High

88 vs 95

0.509

 

NA

 Non-tumor HNF-1B expression

  Low vs High

134 vs 49

0.026*

 

NS

Clinical characteristics

 Age(yr)

  <50 vs ≥50

96 vs 87

0.129

 

NA

 Gender

  Male vs Female

162 vs 21

0.924

 

NA

 Tumor size

  <5 cm vs ≥5 cm

89 vs 94

0.012*

1.461(1.012,2.108)

0.043*

 Tumor number

  Single vs Multiple

159 vs 24

0.071

1.708(1.004,2.904)

0.048*

 Cirrhosis

  No vs Yes

125 vs 58

0.308

 

NA

 TNM stage

  I/II vs III

166 vs 17

0.015*

 

NS

 HbsAg

  Negative vs Positive

11 vs 172

0.606

 

NA

 Serum AFP

 <400 vs ≥400

116 vs 67

0.428

 

NA

 Histological grade

  Well/moderate vs poorly

133 vs 50

0.592

 

NA

 Lymphovascular invasion

  Negative vs Positive

66 vs 117

0.008*

1.633(1.101,2.423)

0.015*

  1. NA, not adopted; NS, not significant; HR, hazard ratio; Factors with p < 0.1 in univariate analysis were adopted for further multivariate analysis. *P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.