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. 2023 Jun 18;13(4):169–182. doi: 10.5500/wjt.v13.i4.169

Table 1.

Baseline and demographics, %

Characteristic
Delayed referral (n = 78)
Early referral (n = 82)
P value
Portion of sample 49 51 -
Age (yr) 59 (10) 57 (9) 0.19
Distance to center (miles) 43.0 [20.5–59.5] 43.5 [19.3–67.3] 0.74
Time since diagnosis (mo) 30 [12.3–60] 11 [3.75–55.5] < 0.01
Gender 0.59
Female 39.7 43.9
Male 60.3 56.1
Race 0.49
Asian 1.3 3.7
Black or African American 1.3 1.2
Other/Unknown 17.9 12.2
White 79.5 82.9
Ethnicity 0.11
Hispanic/other 19.2 9.8
Non-Hispanic 80.8 90.1
Etiology 0.88
Autoimmune 5.1 4.9
Alcohol 43.6 53.7
Cryptogenic/cholestatic 5.1 6.1
Genetic 7.7 4.9
Hepatitis C 11.5 9.8
NASH 26.9 20.7
Blood type 0.36
A 37.2 27.2
B 16.7 19.8
AB 1.3 4.9
O 44.9 48.1

Demographic and clinical data for delayed referral (left) versus early referral (right) patients undergoing inpatient liver transplant evaluation. Data reported as percentages of total group for categorical data; as average (standard deviation) for normally distributed continuous data, and as median [IQR] for non-normally distributed continuous data. NASH: Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis.