Results: In univariate regression, the significant positive variables for death outcome were DBIL, AKP, K, WBC and PLT, and the significant negative variables were TP, AP, A/G, Na, Cland Ca 2+ . The variables entered the multivariate regression are ALT, TBIL, DBIL, GP, A/G, Cr, Na + , Cl -, Ca 2+ , WBC, Hb, PLT. The sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of the regression model for predicting death of CEVB patients were 97.1%, 95.1% and 95.8%. Results: A total of 172 patients were included in this study, with 122 male and 55 female. Their mean age was 61.9. The initial failure rate in endoscopic haemostasis was 15.1%. The 5-day and 6-week mortality rates were 11.8% and 21.9 %, respectively. Poor Child's grading, multiple columns of oesophageal varices, high grade of varices, failed initial endoscopic haemostasis, presence of inoperable HCC, low platelet count on admission, and short duration from index bleed to rebleed were factors associating with increased risk of 6-week mortality (p < 0.05). Mean duration from index bleed to first rebleed was 15.1 months. Poor Child's grading and presence of inoperable HCC were associated with both early or multiple rebleed (p <0.05). Overall, 37.2% of our patients developed rebleed before their variceal eradication. 5-year survival in patients with Child's A, B and C were 65%, 22%, and 10%, respectively (Log rank test p 0.000).