Survival disparities among racial groups with hepatic malignant tumors

Figure 1 Overall prognosis of patients with hepatic malignant tumors in Asian, black people and white people, respectively. A: Overall prognosis of Asian patients with hepatic malignancies; B: Overall prognosis of black people patients with hepatic malignancies; C: Overall prognosis of white people patients with hepatic malignancies.

Figure 2 Displays the statistical results of the Kruskal-Wallis test, with 1, 2, and 3 indicating the color of Asian, black people, and white people, respectively. A: Subgroup comparison is presented. Kruskal-Wallis test found that the survival statistic H-value for the three groups was 187.396 with a P value of less than 0.001, which is a significant difference; B: Illustrates pairwise comparisons of different races; C: Provides additional details regarding the comparison between the races, including the Test statistic and SD values. The statistical values reported include test statistic, SE, standard text statistic, Sig (P value), and Adj Sig (Adjusted P value) (adjusted P < 0.001).