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. 2022 Oct 16;14(20):5066. doi: 10.3390/cancers14205066

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics at the initiation of lenvatinib (n = 140).

Characteristic Median (Range) or Patients, n
Age, range, y 75 (46–90)
Sex (male/female), n 123/17
Weight (<60/≥60 kg), n 58/82
Performance status (0/1), n 128/12
Etiology (HBV/HCV/NBNC), n 14/50/76
Total bilirubin, range, mg/dL 0.7 (0.3–2.4)
Albumin, range, g/dL 3.8 (2.7–4.8)
Prothrombin activity, range, % 90 (59–129)
Child–Pugh score (5/6/7), n 89/42/9
mALBI grade (1/2a/2b), n 58/34/48
Size of main tumor, range, mm 26.0 (8.0–130.0)
Number of tumors (2–3/4–6//≥7), n 39/45/56
Relative tumor volume (<50/≥50%), n 131/9
Tumor morphology (SN type/non-SN type), n 56/84
Serum AFP value, range, ng/mL 16.1 (0.9–84001.6)
Serum DCP value, range, mAU/mL 175.5 (13.0–93112.0)
Up to seven criteria (in/out), n 48/92
History of systemic treatment (with/without), n 22/118
Number of previous TACE procedure beforelenvatinib (0/1-2//≥3), n 37/40/63
TACE-refractory or unsuitable(refractory/unsuitable/refractory plus unsuitable/without), n 10/49/74/7
Lenvatinib followed by TACE (with/without), n 51/89
Observation period, range, months 17.7 (1.0–45.0)

HBV—hepatitis B virus infection; HCV—hepatitis C virus infection; NBNC—non-B-non-C viral hepatitis; mALBI—modified albumin-bilirubin; SN—simple nodular; AFP—alpha-fetoprotein; DCP—des-γ-carboxy prothrombin; TACE—transarterial chemoembolization.