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. 2024 Oct 21;12(10):262. doi: 10.3390/diseases12100262

Table 2.

Tumor characteristics of men and women with hepatocellular carcinoma in Mexico, from 2015 to 2022 *.

Female (n = 294) Male (n = 403)
Missing, % Missing, %
Differentiation 41.5 44.4
Well, % 25.6 30.8
Moderate, % 36.0 35.7
Poor to Undifferentiated, % 12.2 16.5
Not specified, % 26.2 17.0
Number of nodules 0 0
1, % 51 47.9
2–3, % 23.1 19.6
4+, % 7.5 14.9
Not determined, % 18.4 17.6
Size of largest nodule, cm 7.5(4.3) 19.4 7.9(4.5) 17.9
Nodule > 5 cm, % 77.6 0 77.9 0
Satellite lesions, % 17.0 2.4 19.1 3.2
Extrahepatic disease, % 24.5 2.7 24.3 4.2
Metastasis 0 0
Yes, % 19.4 19.9
Not determined, % 78.2 75.9
BCLC 11.2 12.2
Early (0 or A) 26.2 22.6
Intermediate (B) 24.8 20.8
Advanced (C or D) 37.8 44.4
AFP at diagnosis, ng/mL
<20, % 29.3 29.0
20–399, % 33.3 34.0
400+, % 37.4 37.0
Tumor type 41.8 44.2
Classic, % 26.3 27.6
Fibrolamellar, % 4.7 1.8
Clear cell, % 1.8 3.1
Other, % 4.7 3.4
Not determined, % 62.6 64.0

* Values are mean (SD) for continuous variables and percentage (95% confidence interval) for categorical variables. The values of the categorical variables may not add up to 100% because of rounding. Abbreviations: Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer (BCLC), alpha-fetoprotein (AFP).