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Table 2 Clinicopathological factors associated with OS in ICC patients

From: Should lymphadenectomy performed routinely in patients with primary intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma undergoing curative hepatectomy? A retrospective cohort study with propensity-score matching analysis

Variables

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

P value

HR (95% CI)

P value

Age (65)

0.304

 

0.219

Gender (male)

0.441

 

0.398

HBsAg positive

0.112

 

0.098

Child-Pugh Class (A/B)

0.821

 

0.809

AST31 IU/L

< 0.001

 

0.055

CA-19936.2 U/mL

0.001

1.571 (1.119–2.207)

0.009

Tumor diameter 5 cm

< 0.001

1.849 (1.260–2.713)

0.002

Multifocal lesions

< 0.001

1.500 (1.067–2.108)

0.020

Major hepatectomy

0.389

 

0.989

Lymphadenectomy

0.432

0.504 (0.298–0.853)

0.011

Tumor differentiation (Poor)

0.003

 

0.226

Macrovascular invasion

0.002

 

0.052

Microvascular invasion

< 0.001

1.569 (1.038–2.370)

0.032

Perineural invasion

0.004

 

0.056

Periductal invasion

0.071

2.899 (1.154–7.281)

0.024

Margin positive

0.202

2.142 (1.030–4.454)

0.042

Lymph node metastasis

< 0.001

3.682 (1.949–6.957)

< 0.001

Pathological cirrhosis

0.06

 

0.072

Antiviral therapy

0474

 

0.869

Adjuvant therapy

0.345

0.683 (0.484–0.963)

0.030

  1. AST alanine aminotransferase, CA19–9 carbohydrate antigen 19–9, OS overall survival, HBsAg hepatitis B virus surface antigen, HR harzad ratio, CI confidence interval, ICC intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma