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. 2018 May 1;8(1):23–30. doi: 10.5005/jp-journals-10018-1253

Table 5: Correlation of AFP and IL-6 levels in a total of 130 liver cirrhosis patients (55 with HCC, 75 w/o HCC) with Child scores, etiology of cirrhosis, TNM classification, extrahepatic spread, and portal vein invasion

          AFP (median range)      IL-6 (median range)      p-value (AFP)      p-value (IL-6)     
Child score      Child A      15.8 (0.6-1,200)      5.3 (0.16-78.50)      0.191      0.643     
     Child B      8.3 (0.8-12,100)      4.2 (0.3-78)               
     Child C      3.1 (0.6-12,100)      6.06 (0.6-78)               
Cirrhosis etiology      HBV (n = 57)      15.1 (0.6-12,100)      5.7 (0.3-78.5)      0.396      0.126     
     HCV (n = 29)      13.6 (0.7-3,674)      8.7 (0.8-41)               
     HBV + HCV (n = 3)      4.3 (0.7-40)      2 (0.4-12)               
     Delta (n = 8)      10.3 (1.1-1,421)      4.3 (0.6-78)               
     OIH (n = 2)      1.2      1.22               
     Wilson (n = 1)      2.28      1.01               
     Kriptojenik (n = 23)      3.04 (0.6-12,100)      3.1 (0.3-78.5)               
     Alkol (n = 7)      3.4 (1.8-5.6)      2.2 (0.8-6.2)               
TNM      Evre I (n = 3)      14.91 (1.1-18.7)      4.2 (1.2-4.6)      0.278      0.011     
     Evre II (n = 20)      40.8      (3.4-11,798)      9.8 (0.8-78.5)          
     Evre III (n = 14)      57.5      (2.5-31,928)      7.9 (0.9-25.9)          
     Evre IV (n = 38)      281.9 (80-12,100)      17.7 (0.8-78.5)               
Extrahepatic spread      Yes (n = 12)      40.5 (0.8-13,280)      19.9 (1-48.5)      0.164      0.312     
     No (n = 63)      102.8 (1-12,100)      10.8 (0.8-78.5)               
Prediction of portal vein invasion      Yes (n = 23)      111 (1.7-12,100)      21 (0.5-78.5)      0.022      0.09     
     No (n = 52)      34.5 (0.8-6,050)      9.8 (0.8-78.5)