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. 2016 Dec 18;8(35):1569–1575. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v8.i35.1569

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of cirrhotic patients

Demographics Median QFM (95%CI) IU/mL
Age (median, yr) 54 (20-72) 94.5 (37.3-158)
Male 62 (68.1%) 124.5 (37.3-223)
Female 29 (31.9%) 73.9 (7.50-158)
Child-Pugh score
A 7 381 (12.9-1234)
B 29 224 (94.4-506)
C 55 37.3 (19.5-128)
MELD score
0-10 10 319 (12.9-904)
11-20 42 155.5 (94.5-240)
21-30 34 30.0 (9.16-157)
≥ 30 5 8.81 (0.63-47.6)
Primary aetiology of cirrhosis, n (%)
HCV 39 (42.9) 130 (47.6-223)
PSC 10 (11.0) 61.6 (1.19-279)
ETOH 10 (11.0) 113.3 (8.81-385)
NASH 9 (9.89) 20.3 (6.20-375)
AIH 5 (5.49) 37.3 (0.04-137)
PBC 4 (4.40) 93.0 (24.1-168)
HBV 3 (3.30) 904 (799-1132)
Retransplant 3 (3.30) 163 (2.06-318)
Other 8 (8.79) 6.59 (0.07-774)
HCC 31 (34.1) 194 (87.9-425)
No HCC 61 (65.9) 73.9 (28.0-154)

QFM: QuantiFERON-Monitor; HCV: Hepatitis C virus; PSC: Primary sclerosing cholangitis; ETOH: Alcohol; NASH: Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis; AIH: Autoimmune hepatitis; PBC: Primary biliary cirrhosis; HBV: Hepatitis B virus; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma.