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. 2013 Sep 6;19:742–750. doi: 10.12659/MSM.889361

Table 1.

Characteristics of 2,638 HCC patients.

(SD) (%)
All 2,638
Age (years) 70.0 10.3
Sex
 Male 1,786 68
 Female 852 32
Alcohol consumption (unknown 454)
 Excessive 236 9
 Not excessive 511 13
 None 1,437 54
DM (unknown 326)
 (+) 651 25
 (−) 1,661 63
BMI (unknown 594) 22.7 0.5
Etiology of liver disease
 HBV 474 18
 HCV 1,533 58
 HBV+HCV 40 2
 NBNC 591 22
Underlying liver disease (unknown, 110)
 Normal 42 2
 Chronic hepatitis 686 26
 Cirrhosis 1,800 68
Child-Pugh Grade (unknown, 88)
 A 1796 68
 B 606 23
 C 148 6
TNM stage
 I 682 26
 II 1,039 39
 III 579 22
 IV 338 12
Treatment
 Surgical resection 391 15
 PEIT or RFA 740 28
 TACE or TAI 1,221 46
 Chemotherapy 51 2
 Transplantation 10 1
 Only palliative care 225 9
Platelets (104/mL) 11.6 8.0
AST (IU/L) 56 101
ALT (IU/L) 45 402
Bil (mg/dL) 0.9 0.5
Alb (g/dL) 3.7 0.6
PT (%) 83 18
 AFP (ng/mL) 25 89,580
 <20 1,209 46
 20–199 761 29
 ≥200 668 25
DCP (mAU/mL) 89 75,076
 <40 991 38
 40–199 583 22
 ≥200 1,064 40
Observation period (years) 1.8 2.3

Alcohol consumption: excessive; average daily consumption of an amount equivalent to 80 g of pure ethanol for a period of more than 10 years. Not excessive; Alcohol consumption: excessive; average daily consumption of an amount equivalent to 1–79 g of pure ethanol for a period of more than 10 years. Data are presented as median value (SD: standard deviation) or frequency (%).