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. 2017 Aug 16;12(8):e0183287. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0183287

Table 1. Demographic and clinical characteristics of cirrhotic patients with hepatocellular carcinoma.

Frequency Percentage p value
Telomere length classification* 0.01
<p25% 29 24
p25 –p50 31 26
p50 –p75 30 25
>p75% 30 25
Age (years) 0.1
Female (39–79)
Male (28–85)
Median (<p50%: 59; >p50%: 58.5)
Gender <0.01
Female 18 15
Male 102 85
Primary disease
NASH 1 1
Cirrhosis 116 97
Hepatitis 3 2
Etiology >0.05
Hepatitis B virus 13 11
Hepatitis C virus 35 29
Alcoholism 21 17.5
Virus (B or C) + Alcoholism 39 32.5
Cryptogenic 7 6
NASH 4 3
HH 1 1
CHILD 0.6
A 60 50
B 38 32
C 18 15
ND 4 3
MELD 0.4
<10 28 23
10–19 80 67
20–29 6 5
ND 6 5
Tumor presentation
Diffuse infiltrative 16 13
Multinodular 28 23
Uninodular 75 63
ND 1 1
Milan criteria
No 54 45
Yes 66 55
Metastasis
Adrenal 1 1
Lung 2 2
Bone 5 4
No research 8 7
No 104 86
BCLC 0.8
A1 7 6
A2 12 10
A3 14 12
A4 19 16
B 28 23
C 22 18
D 18 15

* T/S ratio; p = percentile

NASH: non-alcoholic steatohepatites; HH: Hereditary hemochromatosis; CHILD: Child-Pugh score; MELD: Model for End-Stage Liver Disease; BCLC: Barcelona-Clinic Liver Cancer; ND: follow up lost.