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. 2018 Oct 3;16(6):7123–7130. doi: 10.3892/ol.2018.9547

Table I.

Characteristics of all participants.

Characteristics HCC (n=84) Liver cirrhosis (n=74) Chronic hepatitis (n=29) Healthy control (n=30)
Age, years, mean (range) 57 (33–78) 55 (31–75) 36 (23–57) 32 (28–40)
Sex, n
  Male 69 42 14 14
  Female 15 32 15 16
Etiology, n
  HBV infection 71 41 17 0
  HCV infection 13 33 12 0
ALT, U/l, mean ± SD 65.80±61.09 75.80±101.80 57.48±59.68 26.23±6.48a,b
AST, U/l, mean ± SD 98.70±86.37 92.04±119.67 49.21±39.07a,b 25.37±9.13a,b
Albumin, g/l, mean ± SD 32.82±6.03 33.52±6.79 41.04±4.56a,b 39.81±3.75a,b
TBil, µmol/l, mean ± SD 59.19±90.31 47.23±74.16 14.38±5.35a,b 11.50±3.96a,b
PT INR 1.15±0.18 1.16±0.27 0.98±0.09a,b 0.93±0.09a,b
a

P<0.05 vs. patients with HCC.

b

P<0.05 vs. patients with liver cirrhosis. HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; HBV, hepatitis B virus; HCV, hepatitis C virus; ALT, alanine aminotransferase; AST, aspartate aminotransferase; TBil, total bilirubin; PT INR, prothrombin time international normalized ratio; SD, standard deviation.