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. 2019 Sep 3;25:6615–6623. doi: 10.12659/MSM.915722

Table 1.

Epidemiology and characteristics of NAFLD/NASH-HCC.

Year Authors PMID Country Statistics time (years) Patient source Race Total people Male NAFLD/ NASH-HCC ratio NAFLD/NASH-HCC-NCL ratio
2008 Grace G et al. 18976012 USA 2004–2007 The University of Illinois at Chicago Medical Center N 50 66.7% (2/3) N 6% (3/50)
2009 Chagas AL et al. 19787150 Brasil 1998–2006 Department of Gastroenterology of Clinic Hospital of University of São Paulo School of Medicine N 394 57% (4/7) 1.7% (7/394) 14.2% (1/7)
2009 Paradis V et al. 19115377 France 1995–2007 Beaujon Hospital N 128 96% (30/31) 24% (31/128) 35% (11/31)
2009 Kawada N et al. 19672551 Japan 1990–2006 Osaka Medical Center for Cancer and Cardiovascular Diseases N 807 50% (3/6) 1% (8/807) 75% (6/8)
2011 Ertle J et al. 21128245 Germany 2007–2008 Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at University Hospital Essen Central Europe: 125, Southern Europe: 14, Eastern Europe: 4, Asia: 7 162 83.3% (125/162) 24% (36/162) 11% (4/36)
2012 Duan XY et al. 22251466 China 1990–2010 Pubmed database Australia: 1, Brazil: 1, Japan: 80, France: 23, UK: 2, Spain: 2, USA: 24, Germany: 36 169 72.8% (123/169) 100% (169/169) 40% (68/169)
2013 Alexander J et al. 23302015 USA 1990–2010 Three tertiary care centers in the United States N 157 64% (101/157) 15.3% (24/157) N
2014 Schütte K et al. 24990270 Germany 1994–2013 The University Hospital of Magdeburg N 664 73% (68/93) N 14% (93/664)
2015 Perumpail RB et al. 26250831 USA 2010–2012 Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) N 44 83.3% (5/6) N 13.6% (6/44)
2015 Mohamad B et al. 26558795 USA 2003–2012 Cleveland Clinic Foundation White: 77,African American: 4,other: 2 83 65% (54/83) N 43% (36/83)
2015 Leung C et al. 25632192 Australia 2000–2012 The Victorian Liver Transplant Unit N 54 87% (47/54) 13% (39/54) 20.5% (8/39)
2015 Weinmann A et al. 25884354 Germany 2000–2010 University Medical Centre of the JohannesGutenberg University Mainz Caucasian origin: 1100 (98.3%) 1119 77.8% (35/45) 4.0% (45/1119) N
2015 Younossi ZM et al. 26274335 USA 2004–2009 Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results (SEER)-Medicare linked database White: 3031 (60.9%) Other: 1348 (39.1%) 4 979 61.3% (430/401) 14.1% (701/4979) N
Year HCC-NCL tumor diameter (cm) HCC-NCL tumor status HCC-NCL age (years) HCC-NCL influencing factor HCC-NCL treatment Mortality rate Recurrence rate Reference
2008 0.5–10 N 57±13 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia N N N 77
2009 1.0–5.2 A single nodule: 57% 63±13 Obesity, hypertension, dyslipidemia, hyperuricemia N N N 6
2009 N A single nodule: 78% 67±7 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia N N N 9
2009 N N N Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia Hepatic resection: 100% N N 23
2011 N N 68.6±8.4 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia N N N 5
2012 0.8–20 A single nodule: 76% 67 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia Tumor resection: 57.7%, liver transplantation: 14.6%, percutaneous ethanol injection: 3.1%, radiofrequency ablation: 8.5%, transarterial embolization: 19.2%, transarterial infusion chemotherapy: 1.5%,microwave coagulation therapy: 0.8% 32,40% 18,80% 10
2013 N N 63.8±12.5 Diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia Hepatic resection: 100% N N 90
2014 N N 69 (32–85) Obesity, hypertension Resection: 23.66%,RFA/thermoablation: 5.38%, liver transplantation: 1.08% N N 35
2015 N N 72±8 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia Right hepatectomies: 33%, core liver biopsies: 50% N N 11
2015 N A single nodule: 80.6% 67.5±12.3 Obesity, positive family history of cancer, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, hypertension, smoking, alcohol consumption Hepatic resection: 66.7%, loco-regional therapy: 22.3% 47% 86% 32
2015 4,7 N 65 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidaemia Liver transplantation: 12.5% N N 34
2015 1.5–16.5 N 67.6 Obesity, diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular complications, dyslipidemia, myocardial infarction, apoplectic stroke, thrombocytopenia Resection or orthotopic liver transplantation: 4.4% N N 46
2015 N N 73±8 Male, race, any type of chronic liver diseases Liver transplantion: 5.7% 61.20% N 84

N – not repotred.