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. 2016 Sep 23;7(43):70654–70668. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.12203

Table 3. Correlation between serum ApoA-1 levels and clinicopathologic characteristics.

Clinical characteristics Training cohort Validation cohort
ApoA-1
≤1.04g/L
(N=82)
ApoA-1
>1.04g/L (N=142)
P ApoA-1
≤1.04g/L
(N=55)
ApoA-1
>1.04g/L (N=164)
P
Age ≤50 32 53 0.886 20 67 0.634
>50 50 89 35 97
Sex Female 9 24 0.248 5 35 0.045a
Male 73 118 50 129
AFP, ng/mL ≤400 56 101 0.653 28 126 0.001
>400 26 41 27 38
ALT, U/L ≤75 78 133 0.773a 50 151 0.780a
>75 4 9 5 13
γ-GT, U/L ≤54 55 76 0.050 35 92 0.348
>54 27 66 20 72
HBsAg Negative 10 18 1.000 11 19 0.120
Positive 72 124 44 145
Liver cirrhosis No 20 31 0.741 16 41 0.595
Yes 62 111 39 123
No. of tumor Single 59 121 0.023 43 139 0.299
Multiple 23 21 12 25
Tumor size, cm ≤5 48 93 0.317 27 104 0.080
>5 34 48 28 60
Tumor encapsulation Complete 47 93 0.253 34 111 0.510
None 35 49 21 53
Satellite lesion No 70 129 0.271 49 150 0.594
Yes 12 13 6 14
Vascular invasion No 46 91 0.257 27 98 0.208
Yes 36 51 28 66
Tumor differentation I-II 47 95 0.195 30 111 0.103
III-IV 35 47 25 53
Child-Pugh score A 76 134 0.775 50 149 1.000a
B 6 8 5 15
BCLC stage 0+A 52 114 0.007 36 127 0.107
B+C 30 28 19 37

Abbreviations: AFP, α-fetoprotein; ALT, alanine aminotransferase; γ-GT, γ-Glutamyltransferase; HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen; BCLC, Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer; ApoA-1, Apolipoprotein A1.

a

Fisher exact test.