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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of study patients according to BMI

From: Negative impact of low body mass index on liver cirrhosis patients with hepatocellular carcinoma

Characteristic

All cases

Normal weight (BMI <23 kg/m2)

Overweight (BMI ≥23 kg/m2)

p value

No. of patients

379 (100 %)

216 (57.0 %)

163 (43.0 %)

 

Age, years

63.4 ± 11.7

64.0 ± 11.5

62.6 ± 11.8

0.199

Gender, male

219 (57.6 %)

116 (53.0 %)

103 (47.0 %)

0.064

Diabetes

71 (18.7 %)

35 (49.3 %)

36 (50.7 %)

0.147

Alcohol

95 (25.1 %)

54 (56.8 %)

41 (43.2 %)

0.973

Smoking

120 (31.7 %)

74 (61.7 %)

46 (38.3 %)

0.211

AFP ≥400 μg/L

228 (60.2 %)

71 (31.1 %)

157 (68.9 %)

0.760

Viral status

   

0.691

 HBV

237 (62.5 %)

134 (56.5 %)

103 (43.5 %)

 

 HCV

125 (33.0 %)

70 (56 %)

55 (44 %)

 

 HBV + HCV

1 (0.3 %)

1 (100 %)

0 (0 %)

 

 None

16 (4.2 %)

11 (68.8 %)

5 (31.2 %)

 

Previous treatment

   

0.717

 Yes

113 (31.1 %)

66 (58.4 %)

47 (41.6 %)

 

 No

250 (68.9 %)

139 (55.6 %)

111 (44.4 %)

 

Child–Pugh class

   

2.7 × 10−4

 A

99 (26.1 %)

44 (44.4 %)

55 (55.6 %)

 

 B

107 (28.2 %)

57 (53.3 %)

50 (46.7 %)

 

 C

173 (45.6 %)

115 (66.5 %)

58 (33.5 %)

 

Extrahepatic metastasis

   

0.113

 Yes

36 (9.5 %)

25 (69.4 %)

11 (30.6 %)

 

 No

343 (90.5 %)

191 (55.7 %)

152 (44.3 %)

 

Infiltration of portal vein

   

0.304

 Yes

139 (36.7 %)

84 (60.4 %)

55 (39.6 %)

 

 No

240 (63.3 %)

132 (55.0 %)

108 (45.0 %)

 

Treatment after diagnosis

   

1.3 × 10−4

 Yes

151 (39.8 %)

68 (45.0 %)

83 (55.0 %)

 

 No

228 (60.2 %)

148 (64.9 %)

80 (35.1 %)

 

BCLC stage

   

8.2 × 10−5

 0 stage

10 (2.6 %)

3 (30.0 %)

7 (70.0 %)

 

 1 stage

64 (16.9 %)

28 (43.8 %)

36 (56.2 %)

 

 2 stage

78 (20.6 %)

38 (48.7 %)

40 (51.3 %)

 

 3 stage

54 (14.2 %)

32 (59.3 %)

22 (40.7 %)

 

 4 stage

173 (45.6 %)

115 (66.5 %)

58 (33.5 %)