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Table 1 Patient demographics

From: Milan criteria in the MELD era—is it justifiable to extend the limits for orthotopic liver transplantation?

 

[All], N = 120

Number

Age

61 [54.7; 65.4]

120

 < 65

91 (75.8%)

 > 65

29 (24.2%)

Sex

120

 F

22 (18.3%)

 M

98 (81.7%)

Disease

 ALD

75 (62.5%)

 HCV

14 (11.7%)

 HBV

7 (5.8%)

 Cryptogen

12 (10%)

 Other

12 (10%)

AFP (ng/ml)

8.00 [4.10; 70.0]

105

Waiting_time (days)

212 [72.5; 347]

120

D (mm)

33.2 (20.8)

120

MELD

11 [8; 15]

97

 MELD ≤ 15

71 (73.2%)

 MELD = 15–30

17 (17.5%)

 MELD > 30

9 (9.28%)

preTreat

120

 No pre-treatment

45 (37.5%)

 Pre-treatment

75 (62.5%)

N

100

N = 1

59 (59.0%)

N = 1–3

30 (30.0%)

N > 3

11 (11.0%)

Grade

59

 1

23 (39.0%)

 2

33 (55.9%)

 3

3 (5.08%)

Asan

120

 Exceeding

35 (29.2%)

 Fulfilling

85 (70.8%)

AFP score

105*

 > 2

26 (24.8%)

 ≤ 2

79 (75.2%)

MC

120

 Exceeding

46 (38.3%)

 Fulfilling

74 (61.7%)

UTS

120

 Exceeding

34 (28.3%)

 Fulfilling

86 (71.7%)

  1. ALD alcoholic liver disease, HCV hepatitis C virus, HBV hepatitis B virus, AFP alpha-feto protein in ng/ml, D diameter of the largest tumor in mm, MELD model of end-stage liver disease, N number of tumors, MC Milan criteria, UTS up-to-seven criteria
  2. *Missing AFP values for 15 patients. Data are shown as the average and standard deviation (round brackets) for normally distributed data and as the median and quantiles (square brackets) for non-normally distributed data