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. 2009 Aug 5;101(15):1066–1082. doi: 10.1093/jnci/djp180

Table 4.

Sensitivity and specificity of single and combined mutations of hepatitis B virus for the prediction of hepatocellular carcinoma*

Mutation status No. of HCC patients No. of patients without HCC Sensitivity, % (95% CI) Specificity, % (95% CI)
PreS
    Positive 187 219 48.2 (43.2 to 53.2) 80.7 (78.4 to 83.0)
    Negative 201 915
C1653T
    Positive 257 225 40.0 (33.4 to 40.1) 81.9 (79.8 to 84.0)
    Negative 438 1018
T1753V
    Positive 317 284 39.0 (35.7 to 42.4) 79.7 (77.6 to 81.8)
    Negative 495 1113
A1762T/G1764A
    Positive 1566 1861 70.6 (68.7 to 72.5) 60.6 (59.2 to 62.0)
    Negative 651 2863
C1653T + T1753V
    Positive 40 17 20.6 (14.9 to 26.3) 92.6 (89.2 to 96.0)
    Negative 154 212
A1762T/G1764A + PreS
    Positive 24 22 43.6 (30.5 to 56.7) 79.2 (71.5 to 87.0)
    Negative 31 84
A1762T/G1764A + C1653T
    Positive 66 31 43.4 (35.5 to 51.3) 84.2 (79.1 to 89.3)
    Negative 86 165
A1762T/G1764A + T1753V
    Positive 106 62 51.7 (44.9 to 58.5) 80.4 (76.1 to 84.8)
    Negative 99 255
A1762T/G1764A + C1653T + T1753V
    Positive 37 12 24.3 (17.5 to 31.1) 93.9 (90.5 to 97.2)
    Negative 115 184
*

Data extracted from all included studies. CI = confidence interval; HCC = hepatocellular carcinoma.

Includes asymptomatic hepatitis B surface antigen carriers, and patients with chronic hepatitis B or liver cirrhosis, and unclassified hepatitis B virus–infected participants without HCC.

Includes the indicated mutation alone and in combination with other mutations.