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Table 4 Cox Regression Analysis of risk factors for restenosis

From: Analysis of long-term effect of ureteral balloon dilatation combined with internal and external drainage tube in the treatment of benign ureteral stricture

 

B

SE

Wald

df

Sig

Exp (B)

95.0% CI for Exp (B)

Lower

Upper

Variables in the equation

        

Gender

.157

1.024

.024

1

.878

1.170

.157

8.703

Age group

  

3.030

2

.220

   

Age group (1)

.050

147.396

.000

1

1.000

1.052

.000

3.057E + 125

Age group (2)

2.320

147.404

.000

1

.987

10.179

.000

3.007E + 126

Pathogeny

  

6.354

3

.096

   

Pathogeny (1)

−3.205

141.693

.001

1

.982

.041

.000

1.649E + 119

Pathogeny (2)

−.031

141.687

.000

1

1.000

.969

.000

3.895E + 120

Pathogeny (3)

−.779

141.687

.000

1

.996

.459

.000

1.844E + 120

Balloon diameter

.057

1.408

.002

1

.968

1.058

.067

16.700

Degree of stenosis

  

8.412

2

.015

   

Degree of stenosis (1)

8.434

37.020

.052

1

.820

4602.698

.000

149517329022852150000000000000000000.000

Degree of stenosis (2)

11.284

37.025

.093

1

.761

79,558.091

.000

2.610E + 036

  1. Cox regression analysis (bold) showed that the degree of stenosis was a risk factor for patency rate (P < 0.05)