Table 1.
Characteristics of Enrolled Patients with Resectable Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Characteristics | Overall (n = 701) |
---|---|
Sexa | |
Male | 601(85.7) |
Female | 100(14.3) |
Age(years)a | |
<50 | 399(56.9) |
≥50 | 302(43.1) |
BCLC Stagea | |
0-A | 343(48.9) |
B-C | 358(51.1) |
HBsAga | |
Negative | 7(1.0) |
Positive | 694(99.0) |
HBV-DNA (IU/mL)a | |
<5×102 | 207(29.5) |
≥5×102 | 494(70.5) |
Liver cirrhosisa | |
Negative | 295(42.1) |
Positive | 406(57.9) |
Tumor numbera | |
Single | 488(69.6) |
Multiple | 213(30.4) |
Tumor size (cm)a | |
≤5 | 279(39.8) |
>5 | 422(60.2) |
Tumor capsulea | |
Complete | 685(97.7) |
Incomplete | 16(2.3) |
AFP (ng/mL)a | |
≤400 | 351(50.1) |
>400 | 350(49.9) |
MVIa | |
Negative | 317(45.2) |
Positive | 384(54.8) |
Neu (×109/L)b | 3.61[2.73,4.70] |
Lym (×109/L)b | 1.70[1.33, 2.12] |
Plt (×109/L)b | 204.43[158, 264] |
CRP (mg/L)b | 3.60[1.37,9.75] |
Alb (g/L)b | 39.40[36.5,42.1] |
IBIb | 6.44[2.36,24.47] |
NLRb | 2.09[1.54,2.68] |
PLRb | 118.37[85.37,166.30] |
SIIb | 427.30[263.66,675.27] |
CARb | 0.09[0.03,0.26] |
PNIb | 48.19[43.95, 52.05] |
IINSa | |
0 | 276(39.4) |
1 | 255(36.4) |
2 | 124(17.7) |
3 | 46(6.5) |
PIa | |
0 | 510(72.8) |
1 | 174(24.8) |
2 | 17(2.4) |
GPSa | |
0 | 468(66.8) |
1 | 189(26.9) |
2 | 44(6.3) |
mGPSa | |
0 | 534(76.2) |
1 | 123(17.5) |
2 | 44(6.3) |
Notes: aCategorical variables are presented as number (percentage). bContinuous variables are presented as median[interquartile range].
Abbreviations: BCLC, Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer; HBsAg, hepatitis B surface antigen; HBV-DNA, hepatitis B virus DNA; AFP, alpha-fetoprotein; MVI, microvascular invasion; Neu, neutrophil; Lym, lymphocyte; Plt, platelet; CRP, C reactive protein; Alb, albumin; IBI, inflammatory burden index; NLR, neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; PLR, platelet- lymphocyte ratio; SII, systemic immune inflammation index; CAR, C-reactive protein/albumin ratio, PNI, prognostic nutritional index; IINS, inflammation-immunity-nutrition score; PI, prognostic index; GPS, Glasgow Prognostic Score; mGPS, modified Glasgow Prognostic Score.