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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Hepatol. 2012 Jul 1;57(5):946–952. doi: 10.1016/j.jhep.2012.06.030

Table 1.

Presence of fatigue at the time of enrollment by selected clinical, virological and histologic features.

n Fatigue (n, %) p value
Total 401 207 (52%)
Gender:
Male 261 124 (48%) 0.02*
Female 140 83 (59%)
Race:
White 205 113 (55%) 0.15
Black 196 94 (48%)
Age:
<40 years 49 25 (51%)
>40 years 352 182 (51%) 0.93
BMI:
<25 95 46 (48%)
25–30 149 78 (52%) 0.64
>30 150 77 (51%) 0.86
ALT:
<40U/L 68 36 (53%)
40–100U/L 220 116 (53%) 0.77
>100U/L 111 55 (50%) 0.58
AST:
<30U/L 58 30 (52%)
30–100U/L 283 147 (52%) 0.97
>100U/L 58 30 (52%) 0.98
HCV genotype:
1a 210 115 (55%)
1b 148 73 (49%) 0.98
HCV RNA:
>400,000 31 18 (58%)
<400,000 368 188 (51%) 0.46
HAI Score:
1–5 34 17 (50%)
5–10 163 86 (53%) 0.71
11–18 202 103 (51%) 0.95
Fibrosis:
0–2 253 125 (49%)
3–4 117 62 (53%) 0.49
5–6 29 19 (66%) 0.14
*

p<0.05