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. 2016 Jan 26;63(4):1256–1271. doi: 10.1002/hep.28417

Table 1.

Correlation Between ACTL6A Expression With Clinicopathological Characteristics of HCC in Training and Validation Cohort

Training Cohort Validation Cohort
Clinicopathological Variables ACTL6A Expression ACTL6A Expression
n High (73) Low (27) P Value n High (43) Low (20) P Value
Sex
Female 31 22 9 22 16 6
Male 69 51 18 0.759 41 27 14 0.576
Age, years
<50 62 43 19 37 24 13
≥50 38 30 8 0.294 26 19 7 0.491
AFP, ng/mL
<20 43 26 17 25 15 10
≥20 57 47 10 0.014 38 28 10 0.254
HBsAg
Negative 7 6 1 6 4 2
Positive 93 67 26 0.731 57 39 18 0.583
Liver cirrhosis
Absence 35 24 11 21 13 8
Presence 65 49 16 0.464 42 30 12 0.444
Liver function
Child‐Pugh A 91 66 25 56 38 18
Child‐Pugh B 9 7 2 0.464 7 5 2 0.534
Tumor size, cm
≤5 38 25 13 19 12 7
>5 62 48 14 0.204 44 31 13 0.568
Tumor nodule number
Solitary 57 36 21 30 16 14
Multiple (≥2) 43 37 6 0.011 33 27 6 0.015
Capsulation formation
Presence 42 29 13 26 15 11
Absence 58 44 14 0.449 37 28 9 0.131
Edmondson‐Steiner grade
I & II 64 42 22 39 24 15
III & IV 36 31 5 0.014 24 19 5 0.082
Microvascular invasion
Absence 34 19 15 25 13 12
Presence 66 54 12 0.006 38 30 8 0.025
BCLC stage
0 & A 28 16 12 18 7 11
B & C 72 57 15 0.026 45 36 9 0.002
TNM stage
Early (I & II) 67 44 23 35 21 14
Late (III & IV) 33 29 4 0.010 28 22 6 0.116

No patients with Child‐Pugh C were included. ACTL6A low expression: IHC score 0‐1; ACTL6A high expression: IHC score 2‐4.

* Significant results (P < 0.05) are given in bold.

Abbreviation: HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen.