Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Hepatol. Jul 27, 2024; 16(7): 995-1008
Published online Jul 27, 2024. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v16.i7.995
Table 5 Factors associated with cirrhosis among patients with chronic hepatitis B, Harar, Eastern Ethiopia
Baseline variablesNo cirrhosis, n = 133Cirrhosis, n = 60Bivariable
Multivariable
COR (95%CI)
P value
AOR (95%CI)
P value
Sex, n (%)0.0220.308
    Female49 (36.8)12 (20.0)11
    Male84 (63.2)48 (80.0)2.33 (1.13-4.81)1.74 (0.72-4.20)
Age group by years, n (%)0.635
    < 40100 (75.2)47 (78.3)1
    ≥ 4033 (24.8)13 (26.7)0.84 (0.40-1.74)
Alcohol abuse, n (%)0.122
    No105 (78.9)53 (88.3)1
    Yes28 (21.1)7 (11.7)0.49 (0.20-1.21)
Khat abuse, n (%)0.0020.003a
    No71 (53.4)17 (28.3)11
    Yes62 (46.6)43 (71.7)2.89 (1.50-5.59)2.86 (1.44-5.68)
ALT in U/L1, n (%)0.213
    < 4070 (55.6)26 (45.6)1
    ≥ 4056 (44.4)31 (54.4)1.49 (0.79-2.79)
AST in U/L2, n (%)0.099
    < 4067 (53.6)23 (40.4)1
    ≥ 4058 (46.4)34 (59.6)1.71 (0.91-3.22)
HBeAg3, n (%)0.0070.022a
    Negative80 (87.9)25 (59.5)11
    Positive11 (12.8)17 (40.5)3.61 (1.41-9.21)3.81 (1.21-11.98)
HBV viral load in IU/mL4, n (%)0.0010.004a
    < 200091 (79.8)23 (45.1)11
    ≥ 200035 (20.2)28 (54.9)3.17 (1.61-6.23)5.29 (1.72-16.33)