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. 2019 Jan 6;2019:1925315. doi: 10.1155/2019/1925315

Table 1.

Demographics and clinical and pathological data of the cohort.

Variables Data
Age, median (min, max) 72.52 (51, 83)

Sex, n (%)

Male, 30 (75 %)
Female 10 (25 %)

Child Pugh Class, n (%)

A 40 (100 %)
B 0
C 0

Etiology, n (%)

HBV 12 (30 %)
HCV 13 (32.5 %)
Nonviral 15 (37.5 %)

Fibrosis grade, n (%)

0-2 22 (55 %)
3-4 18 (45 %)

Tumor staging, n (%)

I-II 28 (70 %)
III-IV 12 (30 %)

Tumor size, n (%)

< 5 cm 27 (67.5 %)
≥ 5 cm 13 (32.5 %)

Tumor number, n (%)

Single 31 (77.5 %)
Multiple 09 (22.5 %)

Vascular invasion, n (%)
Present 08 (20 %)
Absent 32 (80 %)

Tumor histology (differentiation), n (%)

Well-to-moderate 32 (80 %)
Poor 08 (20 %)

Type of hepatectomy, n (%)

Major hepatectomy 14 (35 %)
Minor hepatectomy 26 (65 %)

Prior treatment, n (%)

RFA/TACE 19 (47.5 %)
None 21 (52. 5 %)

Total bilirubin before resection, n (%)

< 1 mg/dl 28 (70 %)
≥ 1 mg/dl 12 (30 %)

INR before resection, n (%)

> 1 30 (75 %)
< 1 10 (25 %)

AFP before resection, n (%)

< 20 ng/ml 25 (62.5 %)
≥ 20 ng/ml 15 (37.5 %)

Clavien-Dindo postoperative (severe) morbidity, n (%)

Absent 35 (87.5 %)
Present 05 (12.5 %)

Min., minimum; max., maximum; n/N, numbers; HBV, hepatitis B virus; HCV, hepatitis C virus; INR, international normalized ratio, AFP, alpha-fetoprotein; PIVKA II, protein induced by vitamin K absence/antagonist-II; TACE, transarterial chemoembolization; RFA, radiofrequency ablation; INR, international normalized ratio.