Case Control Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Hepatol. Jun 27, 2020; 12(6): 277-287
Published online Jun 27, 2020. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v12.i6.277
Table 1 General characteristics (n = 70)
Demographic parametersn (%)Missing data, %
Sex, men44 (62.9)0
Country of birth by region0
Spain47 (67.1)
Eastern Europe17 (24.3)
Other6 (8.6)
Probable route of infection0
Unknown32 (45.7)
Iatrogenesis14 (20.9)
Intravenous drug use10 (14.9)
Household contact6 (8.6)
Sexual intercourse4 (5.7)
Blood transfusion2 (2.9)
Other2 (2.9)
Diabetes mellitusNon-diabetic64 (91.4)0
Alcohol consumption24 (34.3)1.42
Weight8.7
Underweight2 (2.9)
Normal weight26 (37.1)
Overweight23 (32.9)
Obese12 (17.2)
Serologic parameters
HBe antigenHBeAg+8 (11.4)1.4
HIVAnti-HIV-IgG +7 (10)5.7
HCVAnti-HCV-IgG +8 (11.4)0
Events
Progression to cirrhosis54 (77.1)1.4
Liver decompensation39 (72.2)7.4
Most frequent type of liver decompensation
Ascites27 (71.1)
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding10 (26.3)
Liver encephalopathy1 (2.6)
Hepatorenal syndrome0 (0)
Liver cancer9 (12.9)0
Liver transplant32 (45.7)0
Death4 (5.7)0