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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 12.
Published in final edited form as: J Surg Oncol. 2022 Aug 17;126(8):1423–1429. doi: 10.1002/jso.27066

TABLE 1.

Descriptive statistics including demographics, tumor characteristics, and surgical treatment methods used for intervention in patients with hepatic epithelioid hemangioendothelioma

Variable Level N (%) = 229
Cohort Wedge/segmental resection   27 (40.3)
Lobectomy/extended lobectomy   18 (26.9)
Transplant   22 (32.8)
Missing 162

Facility location Northeast   35 (20.5)
Midwest   56 (32.7)
West   29 (17.0)
South   51 (29.8)
Missing   58

Age (categorial) Below median (≤55) 118 (51.5)
Above median (55) 111 (48.5)

Sex Male   89 (38.9)
Female 140 (61.1)

Race White 193 (84.3)
Black   20 (8.7)
Other  8 (3.5)
Asian  8 (3.5)

Charlson–Deyo score 0 172 (75.1)
1   44 (19.2)
2+   13 (5.7)

Primary Payor Medicaid/other government/not insured/unknown   30 (13.1)
Private 131 (57.2)
Medicare   68 (29.7)

Grade Well differentiated  8 (36.4)
Moderately differentiated   11 (50.0)
Poorly differentiated/undifferentiated  3 (13.6)
Missing 207

Lymph Vascular Invasion, 2010 Not present   17 (63.0)
Present   10 (37.0)
Missing 202

Surgical margins status Negative   52 (82.5)
Positive   11 (17.5)
Missing 166