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Table 4: Multivariate analysis of 5-year disease-specific death according to Cox’s proportional hazards model*.

Variable Hazard ratio 95% C.I. P

T stage (T1/T2 [n= 49] v. T3/T4 [n=20]) 0.121 0.045 – 0.321 <0.001 HEV (negative [n = 6] v. positive [n = 63]) 0.147 0.044 – 0.490 0.002

*Only 69 patients were analyzed because the cases with the unknown T- and N stages were taken out from the calculations.

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