Table 1: Patient characteristics: comparison between non-cirrhotic and cirrhotic patients.

 

Non-cirrhotic

n=101

Cirrhotic

n=382

P value

N

 

N

 

 

Age in years (mean, SD)

101

67.16(11.3)

382

63.85(9.14)

P=0.001

Gender (males)

101

77(76%)

382

327(86%)

P=0.03

Smoking

Current

98

22(22.4%)

373

123(33%)

P=0.131

Past

17(17.3%)

58(15.5%)

Never

59(60%)

192(51.5%)

BMI (Kg/m2)(mean SD)

101

26.11(5.1)

381

27.53(4.8)

P=0.012

Diabetes

Yes

101

31(30.7%)

382

125(32.7%)

P=0.698

Etiology

 

NAFLD

101

26(25.7%)

382

66(17.3%)

P<0.001

Alcohol

23(22.8%)

146(38%)

HCV

20(19.8%)

85(22.3%)

HBV

8(7.9%)

25 (6.5%)

HCV+ alcohol

2(2%)

40(10.5%)

Other*

10(9.9%)

14(3.7%)

Unknown

12(11.9%)

6(1.6%)

ECOG PS ≥2

101

5(8%)

382

47(16%)

P=0.078

Liver function

Child Pugh

A

91

79 (86.8%)

345

210(60.9%)

P<0.001

B

12 (13.2%)

112(32.5)

C

0

23(6.7%)

MELD (median and IQR)

100

8 (6-11)

380

9.5 (7-12)

P<0.02

Values are presented as n (%), mean (SD, standard deviation), median (IQR, interquartile range).

The p values apply to the cirrhotic versus non-cirrhotic group. P value was assumed to be significant when <0.05.

N represents the patients’ number with available data.

HCV: Hepatitis C Virus; HBV: Hepatitis B Virus; NAFLD: Non-Alcoholic Liver Disease; Other* include: hemochromatosis, primary biliary cholangitis, and autoimmune hepatitis; ECOG PS: Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status; MELD: Model for End-stage Liver Disease.