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Table 1 Characteristics of the study cohort

From: Association of vitamin D deficiency with hepatitis B virus - related liver diseases

Characteristics

CHB (n = 165)

LC (n = 127)

HCC (n = 108)

HC (n = 122)

P value

Age (median, range)

39 (18–79)

55 (19–84)

55 (18–81)

40 (19–58)

<0.001

Gender (male/female)

135/30

107/20

99/9

82/40

<0.001

Liver cirrhosis stage:

 Child-Pugh A (n, %)

NA

42 (33.0 %)

NA

NA

NA

 Child-Pugh B (n, %)

NA

62 (48.8 %)

NA

NA

NA

 Child-Pugh C (n, %)

NA

23 (18.2 %)

NA

NA

NA

WBC (×103/ml)

6.5 (3.6–13.9)

6.1 (1.8–20.5)

5.2 (2.1–15.1)

NA

0.007

RBC (×106/ml)

4.9 (2.5–6.6)

3.6 (1.9–6.4)

4.2 (2.4–7.2)

NA

<0.001

PLT (×103/ml)

197.5 (21.5–472)

76.5 (24.4–641)

161 (6.7–428)

NA

<0.001

AST (IU/L)

100 (14–7700)

93 (26–1221)

53 (18–653)

NA

0.014

ALT (IU/L)

120 (9–4908)

51.5 (8–1000)

43 (4–401)

NA

<0.001

Total-Bilirubin (mg/dl)

15.3 (6–499)

35.5 (6.4–733)

18 (9–185)

NA

<0.01

Direct-Bilirubin (mg/dl)

4.5 (1–300)

14.7 (1.6–449)

5.6 (1.1–156)

NA

<0.01

Albumin (g/L)

42 (16–53)

30 (16–54)

39.4 (22–47)

NA

<0.001

Prothrombin (%)

89 (41–140)

53.5 (14–101)

77.8 (20–127)

NA

<0.001

HBV-DNA (log10 copies/ml)

5.6 (2.4–10.1)

NA

NA

NA

NA

Alpha fetoprotein (IU/L)

2.7 (1.6–320)

9.2 (1.5–300)

196 (1.3–400)

NA

<0.001

  1. Abbreviation: CHB chronic hepatitis B, LC liver cirrhosis, HCC hepatocellular carcinoma, HC healthy control, WBC white blood cells, RBC red blood cells, PLT platelets. AST and ALT aspartate and alanine amino transferase, IU international unit, NA not applicable. Values given are medians and range. P values were calculated by Chi-square test and Kruskal-Wallis test where appropriate