Risk of alcohol use relapse after liver transplantation for alcoholic liver disease

Table 2 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of 67 alcoholic liver disease patients

	Mean	Range or standard deviation			No./No. responded	Percentage
Age1 (yr)	50.2	28-69	Adherence of medical treatment	Present	45/67	67
Gender2 (male/female)	48/19			Absent	20/67	30
Hepatic encephalopathy2 (point)	1.2	0.4		Unknown	2/67	3
Ascites2 (point)	2.0	0.8	Being at work or ready to work	Present	47/67	70
Bilirubin2 (mg/dL)	6.1	6.0		Absent	18/67	27
Albumin2 (g/dL)	2.8	0.5		Unknown	2/67	3
International normalized ratio of prothrombin time2	1.83	0.7	Understanding and agreement of transplant and a support by the family	Present	61/67	91
Creatinine2 (mg/dL)	0.9	0.6		Absent	6/67	9
Model for end-stage liver disease score2 (point)	1.9	7.0	Presence of psychiatric comorbidity except alcohol-related mental disease	Present	2/67	3
Child-Pugh score2 (point)	10.1	2.0		Absent	65/67	97
Duration of heavy drinking2 (yr)	21.7	10.4	Declaration of abstinence	Present	55/67	82
Usual number of daily drinks2 (L)	2.1	0.8		Absent	12/67	18
The HRAR scale2 (point)	2.3	1.0	Psychiatric hospitalizations	Present	1/67	1
Prothrombin time2 (%)	34.3	16.4		Absent	66/67	99
Abstinence period2 (mo)	12.1	15.8

¹Result was shown as mean and range;

²Results were shown as mean and SD. HRAR: High-Risk Alcoholism Relapse.