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. 2020 Jun 29;20:607. doi: 10.1186/s12885-020-07097-5

Table 1.

Correlation of tumor necrosis with patients’ clinicopathological features in primary small hepatocellular carcinomas

Characteristics Cases Necrosis (−) Necrosis (+) P valuea
Gender 0.555
 Male 295 155 (52.5%) 140 (47.5%)
 Female 40 23 (57.5%) 17 (42.5%)
Age (years) 0.694
  ≤ 48.0b 166 90 (54.2%) 76 (45.8%)
  >  48.0 169 88 (52.1%) 81 (47.9%)
AFP (ng/ml) 0.485
  ≤ 20 139 77 (55.4%) 62 (44.6%)
  >  20 196 101 (51.5%) 95 (48.5%)
ALT (μ/l) 0.504
  ≤ 40 192 99 (51.6%) 93 (48.4%)
  >  40 143 79 (55.2%) 64 (44.8%)
Tumor size (cm) 0.026
  ≤ 2.5c 188 110 (58.5%) 78 (41.5%)
  >  2.5 147 68 (46.3%) 79 (53.7%)
Differentiation 0.675
 Well 56 32 (57.1%) 24 (42.9%)
 Moderate 208 111 (53.4%) 97 (46.6%)
 Poor-undifferentiated 71 35 (49.3%) 36 (50.7%)
Vascular invasion 0.003
 Absent 255 147 (57.6%) 108 (42.4%)
 Present 80 31 (38.8%) 49 (61.3%)
Envelope 0.872
 Absent 214 113 (52.8%) 101 (47.2%)
 Present 121 65 (53.7%) 56 (46.3%)
Liver cirrhosis 0. 166
 Absent 201 113 (56.2%) 88 (43.8%)
 Present 134 65 (48.5%) 69 (51.5%)

aChi-square test; bMedian age; cMedian size; AFP indicates alpha-fetoprotein; ALT indicates alanine aminotranferease