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. 2019 Aug 19;9(6):740–748. doi: 10.1016/j.jceh.2019.08.001

Table 1.

Summary of the Clinical, Pathological and Survival Data of the Patients in Each Study.

Article (country) No. of patients (M/F) Median age (years) Primary cases Cirrhosis/HBV/HCV No. of tumours Tumour size (cm) RFA/MWA OS (months) 1/3/5-year survival (%)
Xu et al27 (CN) 18 (13/5) 60 8/18 25 2.80a 12/6 8.7 36.3/30.3/30.3
Fu et al28 (CN) 17 (9/8) 54.5 7/17 5/–/– 26 4.40b 17/0 33.9 84.6/43.3/28.9
Kim et al29 (KR) 20 61 0/20 –/6/1 29 1.50b 20/0 19.5 70.0/21/–
Yu et al30 (CN) 15 (11/4) 60 15/15 –/5/1 24 3.20a 0/15 10.0 60.0/–/–
Haidu et al31 (AT) 17 (12/5) 62 8/17 26 4.20c 17/0 52.4 82.2/64.7/47.1
Zhang et al32 (CN) 77 (58/19) 51.2 0/77 22/–/– 133 d 21.3 69.8/20.5/–
Kim et al33 (KR) 13 (10/3) 13/13 17 2.50c 13/0 27.4 85.0/51.0/15.0
Giorgio et al34 (IT) 10 (5/5) 70 9/10 –/1/3 12 3.00 10/0 19.5c 100/83.3/83.3
Fu et al35 (CN) 12 0/12 –/2/– 19 3.20b 12/0 30.0 87.5/37.5/–
Butros et al36 (USA) 7 (3/4) 65 1/7 9 2.30c 7/0 35.0e 100/60.0/20.0

AT: Austria; CN: China; IT: Italy; KR: Korea; USA: United States of America; HBV: hepatitis B virus; HCV: hepatitis C virus; RFA: radiofrequency ablation; MWA: microwave ablation; OS: overall survival.

a

Mean tumour size: typically values indicated as median values unless otherwise indicated.

b

Value indicative of the mean/median of largest tumour sizes of patients.

c

Data not provided ad numerum in the study but calculated using available data.

d

Number unspecified.

e

Excludes one patient lost to follow-up.