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. 2011 Dec 14;17(46):5083–5088. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i46.5083

Table 1.

Patients characteristics according to the presence/absence of portal hypertension

Variable Portal hypertension
Pvalue
Yes (%) No (%)
n  44 91
Age (yr) 0.55
< 70 31 (70) 60 (66)
> 70 13 (30) 31 (34)
Etiology of liver disease 0.21
Alcohol 7 (16) 24 (26)
Viral hepatitis 36 (82) 59 (65)
Other 1 (2) 8 (9)
Serum ALT level (U/L) 0.01
< 80 23 (52) 74 (81)
> 80 21 (48) 17 (19)
Serum AST level (U/L) 0.01
< 80 21 (48) 68 (75)
> 80 23 (52) 23 (25)
Child-Pugh class 0.01
Class A 29 (66) 81 (89)
Class B 15 (33) 10 (11)
Bilirubin level (mg/dL) 0.01
< 2 31 (71) 88 (97)
2-3 8 (18) 3 (3)
> 3 5 (11) 0 (0)
Albumin level (g/L) 0.01
< 28 7 (16) 8 (9)
28-35 18 (41) 14 (15)
> 35 19 (43) 69 (76)
Platelet count 0.01
≤ 100 000/mm3 31 (70) 0
> 100 000/mm3 13 (30) 91 (100)
Esophageal varices 0.01
Yes 17 (39) 0
No 27 (61) 91 (100)
α-fetoprotein level (ng/dL) 0.86
< 20 19 (43) 42 (46)
> 20 25 (57) 49 (54)
Size (cm) 0.03
< 3 14 (32) 30 (33)
3-5 21 (48) 23 (25
> 5 9 (20) 38 (42)
Number of nodules 0.51
Single 32 (73) 65 (72)
2 HCC 8 (18) 12 (13)
3 HCC or more 4 (9) 14 (15)
Macrovascular Invasion 0.16
No 42 (95) 73 (80)
Yes 2 (5) 18 (20)
Microvascular invasion 0.24
No 29 (66) 43 (47)
Yes 15 (34) 48 (53)
Type of hepatectomy 0.58
Wedge resection 10 (23) 16 (18)
Segmentectomy 26 (59) 52 (57)
More than 1 segment 8 (18) 23 (25)

ALT: Alanine transaminase; AST: Aspartate transaminase; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma.