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Table 1.

Baseline demographics of overall and transplanted cohort of patients

Total cohort of patients	Valid n	HCV (n = 275)	NAFLD (n = 212)	P-value
Age^a	487	58.6 (10.2)	69.6 (8.7)	<0.001*^a
BMI^a	336	26.5 (5.2)	32.3 (5.6)	<0.001*^a
Gender (Male)	487	219 (79.6%)	171 (80.7%)	0.820
Ethnicity	487			<0.001^*
White		198 (72.0%)	208 (98.1%)
Asian		66 (24.0%)	3 (1.4%)
Black/Mixed		11 (4.0%)	1 (0.5%)
DM (type 2)	487	65 (23.6%)	153 (72.2%)	<0.001^*
Alcohol Excess	487	50 (18.2%)	29 (13.7%)	0.215
Cirrhotic	487	271 (98.5%)	185 (87.3%)	<0.001^*
MELD^b	287	9 (7 – 11)	10 (8 – 13)	0.142^b
Albumin^a	288	37.2 (6.0)	39.3 (5.6)	0.006*^a

Transplanted cohort of patients	Valid n	HCV (n=80)	NAFLD (n=21)	P-value

Age^a	101	54.0 (7.2)	58.9 (5.5)	0.005*^a
BMI^a	98	26.9 (4.5)	32.1 (5.0)	<0.001*^a
Gender (Male)	101	69 (86%)	18 (86%)	1.000
Ethnicity	101			0.012^*
White		58 (73%)	21 (100%)
Asian		20 (25%)	0 (0%)
Black/Mixed		2 (3%)	0 (0%)
DM (type 2)	101	27 (34%)	16 (76%)	<0.001^*
Alcohol Excess	101	10 (13%)	6 (29%)	0.094
MELD^b	101	8 (7–11)	10 (8–15)	0.024^*^b
Albumin^a	101	37.9 (5.8)	35.9 (7.3)	0.177^a

Data reported as ‘n (%)’, with P-values from Fisher’s exact test, unless stated otherwise.

^aData reported as ‘Mean (SD)’, with P-values from independent samples t-tests.

^bData reported as ‘Median (Quartiles)’, with P-values from Mann–Whitney tests.

Significant at P < 0.05.