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. 2020 Aug 24;3(1):100174. doi: 10.1016/j.jhepr.2020.100174

Table 1.

Recent data on risk factors of hepatocholangiocarcinoma.

Author Country Numbers of patients Advanced fibrosis HCV HBV Alcohol Metabolic syndrome
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 202055 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.