Table 1.
Author | Country | Numbers of patients | Advanced fibrosis | HCV | HBV | Alcohol | Metabolic syndrome |
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Sasaki et al. 201727 | Japan | 53 | 14/24 (58%) | 9/19 (47%) | 9/44 (21%) | 2/19 (11%) | 3/19 (16%) |
Zhou et al. 2017153 | China | 144 | 91/144 (63.2%) | – | 101/144 (70%) | 29/144 (20%) | – |
Xue et al. 201929 | China | 121 | 54/115 (47%) | 2/115 (2%) | 89/115 (77%) | – | – |
Okumura et al. 2020154 | Japan | 89 | 30/89 (34%) | 29/89 (33%) | 37/89 (43%) | – | – |
Gentile et al. 201919 | Systematic Review | 437 | 226/437 (52%) | 39/437 (9%) | 264/437 (60%) | – | – |
Wells et al. 201522 | USA | 39 | 12/39 (31%) | 9/39 (23%) | 0/39 | 3/39(8%) | 2/39 (5%) |
Gigante et al. 201923 | France | 20 | 10/20 (50%) | 1/20 (4%) | 3/20 (15%) | 8/20 (40%) | 6/20 (30%) |
De Martin 2020∗55 | France | 31 | 31/31 (100%)∗ | – | – | 40/75 (53%) | – |
Holzner 202054 | USA | 47 | 20/47 (43%) | 15/47 (32%) | 22/47 (47%) | – | – |
We included recent studies with histologically confirmed (Goodman transitional type (type II)/Allen and Lisa type B or C/WHO classical type tumours and stem cell type with exception of CLC, studies already included in the systematic review (Gentile et al. 2019) are not shown.
Study including only lesions on cirrhosis. Data about risk factor prevalence are relatives to the entire cohort of cHCC-CCA and iCCA.