Retrospective Study
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World J Hepatol. Apr 27, 2023; 15(4): 554-563
Published online Apr 27, 2023. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v15.i4.554
Table 2 Pathological characteristics of hepatocellular carcinoma in liver transplant, n (%)
Variable
COVID, n = 518
Pre-COVID, n = 675
Pvalue
Number of tumors
1229 (44)333 (49)
2116 (22)146 (22)
380 (15)77 (11)
436 (6.9)47 (7.0)
522 (4.2)33 (4.9)
631 (6.0)38 (5.6)
Tumor numbers > 389 (17)118 (17)0.89
Outside UCSF criteria131 (25)178 (26)0.71
Outside Milan criteria203 (39)262 (39)0.84
Tumor max size, cm median (IQR)2.80 (1.80, 4.00)2.90 (1.90, 4.00)0.92
Worst tumor histology
Complete tumor necrosis132 (25)185 (27)0.5
Moderate differentiated265 (51)344 (51)
Poorly differentiated26 (5.0)41 (6.1)
Well differentiated95 (18)105 (16)
Vascular invasion6 (1.2)11 (1.6)0.019
Macro
Micro77 (15)65 (9.6)
None435 (84)599 (89)
Lymph node involvement8 (1.5)4 (0.6)0.1
Extra hepatic spread7 (1.4)6 (0.9)0.76
Intrahepatic metastasis42 (8.1)36 (5.3)0.066
Previous treatment for HCC511 (99)657 (97)0.21
High risk features174 (34)198 (29)0.12