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. 2017 Dec 28;9(36):1322–1331. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v9.i36.1322

Table 1.

Clinical and tumor characteristics of patients included in the study

Variable Overall (110)
Age (yr) 67.5 (41-80)
Gender
Male 91 (82.7)
Female 19 (17.3)
Etiology of liver disease
Viral (HBV/HCV/HBV and HCV) 70 (63.6)
Alcohol 17 (15.5)
NASH/NAFLD 14 (12.7)
Viral and alcohol 9 (8.2)
PS
0 33 (30)
1 64 (58.2)
2 13 (11.8)
Diabetes
No 87 (79.1)
Yes 23 (20.9)
Child-Pugh score
A 82 (74.5)
B 28 (25.5)
N nodules
Single 35 (31.8)
2-3 20 (18.2)
> 3 or infiltrating 55 (50)
Maximum size
≤ 5 cm 56 (50.9)
> 5 cm 54 (49.1)
Macrovascular invasion
No 60 (54.5)
Yes 50 (45.5)
Extrahepatic spread
No 91 (82.7)
Yes 19 (17.3)
Macrovascular invasion and/or extrahepatic spread
No 49 (44.5)
Yes 61 (55.5)
NIACE
≤ 3 84 (76.4)
> 3 26 (23.6)
AFP
≤ 200 ng/mL 74 (67.3)
> 200 ng/mL 36 (32.7)
Treatment before BCLC C diagnosis
No 53 (48.2)
Yes 57 (51.8)
Type of treatment before BCLC C diagnosis (one or more per patient)
TACE 35
Surgical resection 20
RFA 18
Sorafenib 13
PEI 11
TACE + RFA 8
TARE 4
DSM-TACE 1
Number of treatments after BCLC C diagnosis
None 22 (20)
Single 32 (29.1)
Multiple 56 (50.9)
Type of treatment after BCLC C diagnosis (one or more per patient)
Sorafenib 53
TACE 25
TARE 18
Second line systemic agent 15
PEI 12
DSM-TACE 5
LT 3
RFA 1
Best tumor response
CR 10 (9.1)
PR 21 (19.1)
SD 12 (10.9)
PD 67 (60.9)
DC
No 67 (60.9)
Yes 43 (39.1)

Continuous variables are reported as median value and range, categorical variables as frequencies and percentage. HBV: Hepatitis B virus; HCV: Hepatitis C virus; NASH: Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis; NAFLD: Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease; PS: Performance status; AFP: Alphafetoprotein; DC: Disease control; TACE: Transarterial chemoembolization; TARE: Transarterial radioembolization; DSM-TACE: Degradable starch microspheres transarterial chemoembolization; PEI: Percutaneous ethanol injection; RFA: Radiofrequency ablation; LT: Liver transplant; CR: Complete response; PR: Partial response; SD: Stable disease; PD: Progressive disease; DC: Disease control.