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. 2023 Apr 24;7(5):377–386. doi: 10.1002/jgh3.12910

Table 2.

Comparison of patient characteristics based on the mode of HCC diagnosis

Patient characteristics Overall (n = 1712) Surveillance (n = 535) Symptomatic (n = 1177) P value
Age, median (IQR) 63 (55–71) 63 (56–70) 63 (55–71) 0.992
Eastern cooperative oncology group (ECOG) status
0–1 1163 (73.1%) 475 (94.4%) 688 (63.3%) <0.001
2–4 427 (26.9%) 28 (5.6%) 399 (36.7%)
Etiology of underlying liver disease
HBV 1134 (66.2%) 351 (65.6%) 783 (66.5%)
HCV 77 (4.5%) 31 (5.8%) 46 (3.9%)
HBV/HCV 56 (3.3%) 7 (1.3%) 49 (4.2%)
Alcohol 83 (4.8%) 34 (6.4%) 49 (4.2%)
Autoimmune 9 (0.5%) 5 (0.9%) 4 (0.3%)
Cryptogenic/NASH 353 (20.6%) 107 (20%) 246 (20.9%)
HBV related 1190 (69.5%) 358 (66.9%) 832 (70.7%) 0.116
Non‐HBV related 522 (30.5%) 177 (33.1%) 345 (29.3%)
Viral 1267 (74.0%) 389 (72.7%) 878 (74.6%) 0.409
Non‐viral 445 (26.0%) 146 (27.3%) 299 (25.4%)
Ascites
None 1140 (67.8%) 447 (85.3%) 693 (59.8%) <0.001
Mild or severe 542 (32.2%) 77 (14.7%) 465 (40.2%)
Encephalopathy
None 1636 (97.1%) 510 (97.5%) 1126 (97.0%) 0.784
Grade I/II 39 (2.3%) 11 (2.1%) 28 (2.4%)
Grade III/IV 9 (0.5%) 2 (0.4%) 7 (0.6%)
Child‐Pugh status
A 898 (54.2%) 393 (76.3%) 505 (44.2%) <0.001
B or C 759 (45.8%) 122 (23.7%) 637 (55.8%)