Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Jul 21, 2019; 25(27): 3607-3618
Published online Jul 21, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i27.3607
Table 3 Characteristic of patients treated with sorafenib
VariableOverall (n = 82)BCLC stage B (n = 36)BCLC stage C (n = 36)BCLC stage D (n = 10)P value
Age, yr (± SD)63 ± 963 ± 862 ± 1063 ± 80.86
Male gender, n (%)68 (82.9)29 (80.6)31 (86.1)8 (80.0)0.88
Non-cirrhotic liver, n (%)9 (11.0)3 (8.3)5 (13.9)1 (10.0)0.78
Etiology, n (%)0.11
HCV28 (34.1)16 (44.4)11 (30.6)1 (10.0)
HBV4 (4.9)2 (5.6)1 (2.8)1 (10.0)
Alcohol18 (21.9)9 (25.0)8 (22.2)1 (10.0)
NASH10 (12.2)4 (11.1)4 (11.1)2 (20.0)
Others22 (26.8)5 (13.9)12 (33.3)5 (50.0)
Child Pugh A/B/C, n (%)48 (58)/30 (37)/4 (5)25 (69)/11 (31)/-21 (58)/15 (42)/-2 (20)/4 (40)/4 (40)
CSPH1, n (%)45 (54.9)21 (58.3)18 (50.0)6 (60.0)0.66
Median nº HCC nodules (IQR)22 (1-4)2 (2-4)2 (1-4)1.5 (1-2)0.25
Median largest HCC diameter, mm, (IQR)270 (47-100)65 (46-90)87 (48.5-130)57.5 (39-121)0.56
Bilobar involvement, n (%)30 (37.0)10 (27.8)18 (50.0)3 (30.0)0.33
Diffuse HCC pattern, n (%)6 (7.4)2 (5.6)3 (8.3)1 (10.0)0.35
Median AFP, ng/mL (IQR)103 (7.0-1069)30 (7.2-739)150 (6.3-1210)649 (16-2198)0.26
AFP > 200 ng/mL, n (%)35 (43.7)12 (34.3)16 (45.7)7 (70)0.13
AFP > 400 ng/mL, n (%)30 (37.5)10 (28.6)13 (37.1)7 (70)0.06
AFP > 1000 ng/mL, n (%)21 (25.9)5 (14.3)12 (33.3)4 (40)0.13
Vascular invasion, n (%)27 (33.3)-25 (69.4)3 (30.0)< 0.0001
Extrahepatic disease, n (%)19 (23.5)-18 (50.0)1 (10.0)< 0.0001