Best therapy for the easiest to treat hepatitis C virus genotype 1b-infected patients

Table 6 Factors associated with virologic response in logistic regression model in studied hepatitis C virus-genotype 1b population

Effect	Effect measure	Wald stat	OR	-95%CI of OR	+95%CI of OR	Pvalue
Intercept		10.742	24.208	3.600	162.775	0.001
Sex	Female	10.075	1.668	1.216	2.289	0.002
HIV-coinfection	Yes	9.278	0.393	0.216	0.717	0.002
Platelets × 1000/μL	Per 1 U increase	7.619	1.004	1.001	1.006	0.006
Decompensation at baseline	No	4.359	2.423	1.056	5.559	0.037
HCC	Yes	3.733	0.459	0.208	1.011	0.053
BMI kg/m2	Per 1 U increase	3.154	0.971	0.940	1.003	0.076
Treatment-experience	No	0.972	1.180	0.849	1.639	0.324
Albumins g/dL	Per 1 U increase	0.822	1.027	0.970	1.088	0.365
Bilirubin mg/dL	Per 1 U increase	0.294	0.963	0.839	1.104	0.588
Fibrosis	1	0.020	0.902	0.217	3.749	0.888
Fibrosis	2	0.255	0.690	0.164	2.911	0.614
Fibrosis	3	0.054	0.840	0.194	3.639	0.816
Fibrosis	4	0.547	0.580	0.137	2.460	0.460
ALT IU/mL	Per 1 U increase	0.053	1.000	0.998	1.002	0.818
History of decompensation	No	0.010	1.039	0.500	2.160	0.918

ALT: Alanine transaminase; BMI: Body mass index; CI: Confidence interval; GT: Genotype; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma; HCV: Hepatitis C virus; HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus; M: Male; OR: Odds ratio.