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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Dec 4.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2024 May 9;22(9):1858–1866.e4. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2024.04.006

Table 1.

Clinical and epidemiological characteristics for the study cohort of 1,911 patients with cirrhosis.

Characteristic n (%)
Age, mean±SD 59.56±10.02
Gender
Female 682 (35.69%)
Male 1229 (64.31%)
Race and ethnicity
NH-White 963 (50.39%)
NH-Black 350 (18.32%)
Hispanic 548 (28.68%)
Others 50 (2.62%)
Smoking
Never 778 (40.71%)
Former 734 (38.41%)
Current 391 (20.46%)
Missing 8 (0.42%)
Current heavy alcohol use
No 1785 (93.41%)
Yes 118 (6.17%)
Missing 8 (0.42%)
Hypertension
No 938 (49.08%)
Yes 973 (50.92%)
Dyslipidemia
No 1252 (65.52%)
Yes 659 (34.48%)
Diabetes
No 1076 (56.31%)
Yes 835 (43.69%)
Obesity
No (BMI<30) 933 (48.82%)
Yes (BMI>=30) 973 (50.92%)
Missing 5 (0.26%)
Cirrhosis Etiology
Alcohol-related 320 (16.75%)
Autoimmune 143 (7.48%)
Hepatitis C active 255 (13.34%)
Hepatitis C cured 513 (26.84%)
Hepatitis B chronic 31 (1.62%)
MASLD 591 (30.93%)
Others 58 (3.04%)
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Noncarrier [0] 795 (41.6%)
Carrier [1, 2] 1116 (58.4%)