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Table 7 Uni- and multivariate Cox analysis of factors associated with readmission due to GI Bleeding in HBV-related decompensated cirrhosis patients

From: Plasma diamine oxidase level predicts 6-month readmission for patients with hepatitis B virus-related decompensated cirrhosis

variable	univariate			mutlivariate
variable	HR	95%CI	P	HR	95%CI	P
Gender (male/female) *	0.532	0.143–1.982	0.347
Age (year)	1.006	0.940–1.077	0.863
HBeAg(+/−)*	1.577	0.478–5.199	0.454
HBsAg	1.000	1.000–1.000	0.787
HBV-DNA(+/−)*	2.800	0.604–12.983	0.188
ALT(IU/L)	0.998	0.989–1.008	0.750
AST(IU/L)	0.999	0.990–1.008	0.835
TBIL(umol/L)	0.995	0.971–1.020	0.711
PTA	0.986	0.951–1.022	0.434
ALB(g/L)	0.983	0.875–1.104	0.769
WBC(10⁹/L)	1.039	0.907–1.190	0.584
HGB(g/L)	0.972	0.951–0.993	0.008	0.974	0.935–1.014	0.200
PLT(10⁹/L)	0.994	0.982–1.006	0.334
SBP(+/−)*	1.295	0.335–5.004	0.708
Ascites(+/−)*	0.875	0.228–3.357	0.846
HE(+/−)*	1.600	0.408–6.278	0.500
GI Bleeding(+/−)*	3.850	1.284–11.548	0.016	1.122	0.131–9.578	0.916
Chilid-pugh score(B/C) *	1.658	0.574–4.786	0.350
DAO(ng/mL)	1.032	0.980–1.086	0.235

HR Hazard ratio, CI Confidence interval.
* Categorical variables

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