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. 2020 May;9(5):3550–3563. doi: 10.21037/tcr.2020.04.11

Table 1. Baseline demographic, clinicopathological characteristics and phenotypical features of the whole ICC series (n=412).

Variables Training cohort (n=214) Validation cohort (n=108) External validation cohort (n=90)
Clinical features
   Gender (male vs. female) 123/91 71/37 53/37
   Age, median (range), years 58 [31–81] 58 [27–79] 64 [36–93]
   HBV infection (negative vs. positive) 85/129 38/70 20/70
   AFP (ng/mL) (<20 vs. ≥20) 193/21 93/15 80/10
   CA-199 (U/mL) (<37 vs. ≥37) 103/111 60/48 47/43
   Lymphonodus metastasis (absent vs. present) 177/37 89/19 62/28
   TNM stage (I vs. II+III) 164/50 83/25 67/23
   Child-Pugh stage (A vs. B) 205/9 106/2 65/25
General macroscopic
   Tumor number (single vs. multiple) 168/46 76/32 69/21
   Tumor size (≤5 vs. >5) 91/123 54/54 33/57
   Macrovascular invasion (absent vs. present) 181/33 95/13 75/15
General microscopic
   Liver cirrhosis (absent vs. present) 154/60 82/26 62/28
   Microvascular invasion (absent vs. present) 181/33 95/13 75/15
   Tumor encapsulation (complete vs. none) 21/193 18/90 19/71
   Tumor differentiation (I+II vs. III+IV) 133/81 64/44 63/27
Follow-up
   Survival (no vs. yes) 61/153 40/68 67/23
   Recurrence (no vs. yes) 84/130 38/70 14/76
   Recurrence (≤2 vs. >2 years) 101/29 63/7 38/38

ICC, intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma; CA-199, carbohydrate antigen 199; TNM, tumor-nodes-metastases.