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. 2010 Dec 14;16(46):5838–5844. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v16.i46.5838

Table 1.

Patients’ demographic and medical characteristics

n (%) Mean score P-value
Sex
Men 125 (60.7) 4.77 (1.26) 0.61
Women 81 (39.3) 4.85 (1.13)
Age (yr)
≤ 39 40 (19.4) 5.19 (1.15) 0.02
40-59 99 (48.1) 4.92 (1.22)
≥ 60 67 (32.5) 4.40 (1.13)
Educational level
Primary 74 (35.9) 4.55 (1.19) 0.03
Secondary 85 (41.3) 4.84 (1.24)
Higher 47 (22.8) 5.13 (1.09)
Family status
Married 144 (69.9) 4.74 (1.22) 0.27
Non-married 62 (30.1) 4.94 (1.17)
Child-Pugh classification
Class A 49 (23.8) 4.71 (1.06) < 0.001
Class B 32 (15.5) 3.82 (1.12)
Class C 16 (7.8) 3.36 (0.88)
No Cirrhosis 109 (52.9) 5.34 (0.95)
Etiology of liver disease
Hepatitis B 78 (37.9) 5.07 (1.01) < 0.001
Hepatitis C 65 (31.6) 4.97 (1.22)
Autoimmune hepatitis 12 (5.8) 4.72 (1.31)
Cirrhosis 36 (17.5) 3.92 (1.22)
Other 15 (7.3) 4.87 (1.10)