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Table 4 Cox regression analysis for prediction of 12-month vascular access primary patency failure

From: Safety and Performance of a Cell-Impermeable Endoprosthesis for Hemodialysis Vascular Access Outflow Stenosis: A Brazilian Multicenter Retrospective Study

Variable

Unadjusted model

Adjusted model

HR

95% CI

P-value

HR

95% CI

P-value

Male sex

0.56

(0.27–1.10)

0.106

0.36

(0.14–0.89)

0.028

Age (≥ 65 years)

1.10

(0.55–2.30)

0.753

1.61

(0.63–4.08)

0.320

Diabetes

0.63

(0.30–1.30)

0.227

0.44

(0.18–1.08)

0.073

Thrombosis

1.90

(0.95–3.90)

0.069

0.62

(0.25–1.52)

0.296

Recurrent lesion

1.10

(0.55–2.40)

0.711

1.45

(0.52–4.05)

0.481

Other stenosis

1.50

(0.72–3.00)

0.297

1.89

(0.85–4.19)

0.119

Arteriovenous graft

2.70

(1.30–5.50)

0.006

3.55

(0.89–14.16)

0.072

Same diameter balloon

2.10

(0.65–7.10)

0.209

1.90

(0.53–6.82)

0.326

Length 100 and 125 mm

1.90

(0.94–3.90)

0.073

2.78

(0.97–7.95)

0.056

Diameter 8 and 9 mm

0.83

(0.38–1.84)

0.651

0.83

(0.29–2.34)

0.719

Diameter 10 and 12 mm

0.10

(0.01–0.78)

0.028

0.08

(0.01–0.91)

0.042

Diameter 14 and 16 mm

0.35

(0.12–1.01)

0.053

0.10

(0.01–0.89)

0.039

Swing point

0.66

(0.17–2.50)

0.544

1.71

(0.36–8.03)

0.498

Venous anastomosis

1.81

(0.71–4.60)

0.214

1.01

(0.18–5.49)

0.995

Central vein

0.62

(0.22–1.80)

0.372

3.56

(0.60–21.12)

0.162

Outflow

0.27

(0.06–1.30)

0.106

0.20

(0.03–1.23)

0.082

  1. CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio