Lipids in Health and Disease

Table 2 Univariate and multivariate analyses of patient characteristics in the ALD-without-PLC group and ALD-associated-PLC group

From: Increased age, bilirubin, international normalized ratio, and creatinine score to triglyceride ratio are associated with alcohol-associated primary liver carcinoma: a single-centered retrospective study

Variable		ALD-without-PLC	ALD-associated-PLC	P1	OR(95%CI)	P2
Sex				1.00	-	-
	female (N%)	1.41	0.00
	male (N%)	98.59	100.00
Age		54.08 ± 10.82	62.4 ± 7.52	< 0.01	2.39(1.38–4.13)	0.01
	<60	65.26	37.74
	≥ 60	34.74	62.26
Smoking				0.53	-	-
	no (N%)	20.66	20.75
	yes (N%)	79.34	79.25
Hypertension				0.40	-	-
	no (N%)	72.77	83.02
	yes (N%)	27.23	16.98
Heart disease				0.21	-	-
	no (N%)	92.96	92.45
	yes (N%)	7.04	7.55
Diabetes				0.14	-	-
	no (N%)	87.79	71.70
	yes (N%)	12.21	28.30
Allergic history				0.98	-	-
	no (N%)	83.57	79.25
	yes (N%)	16.43	20.75
Familly chronic disease				0.51	-	-
	no (N%)	94.84	92.45
	yes (N%)	5.16	7.55
Dyslipidemia				< 0.01	0.25(0.14–0.44)	< 0.01
	no (N%)	59.15	75.47
	yes (N%)	40.85	24.53
PLC diagnose	biopsy		32.08
	CT		37.74
	MRI		30.19

ALD: alcohol-associated liver disease; PLC: primary liver carcinoma; AOR: adjusted odds ratio. P1: P value for univariate analysis; P2: P value for multivariate analysis. AOR is adjusted for age and dyslipidemia

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