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Table 1 Comparison of HBsAg-positive patients with HBsAg-negative patients

From: Clinical and prognostic analysis of hepatitis B virus infection in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

 

HBsAg-positive patients (No = 81)(30.9%)

HBsAg-negative patients (No = 181)(69.1%)

p-value

Age (years)

  

0.026

Range

17–75

17–86

 

Median

46

51

 

Sex

  

0.006

Male

41(50.6)

124(68.5)

 

Female

40(49.4)

57(31.5)

 

Stage

  

0.016

I/II

34(42)

105 (58)

 

III/IV

47(58)

76(42)

 

Liver involvement

  

0.027

Yes

8(9.9)

5(2.8)

 

No

73(90.1)

176(97.2)

 

Spleen involvement

  

0.024

Yes

12(14.8)

11(6.1)

 

No

69(85.2)

170(93.9)

 

LDH increase

  

0.89

> normal

40(49.4)

91(50.3)

 

normal

41(50.6)

90(49.7)

 

Extra node involvement

  

0.034

≤ 1

69(85.2)

169(93.4)

 

> 1

12(14.8)

12(6.6)

 

PS

  

0.26

≤ 1

76(93.8)

162(89.5)

 

> 1

5(6.2)

19(10.5)

 

IPI

  

0.99

0,1

46(57)

103(57)

 

2,3,4

35(43)

78(43)

 

Chemotherapy

  

0.69

Range

1–20

1–16

 

Median

6

6

 

Radiation

  

0.61

Yes

26(32.1)

64(35.4)

 

No

55(67.9)

117(64.6)

 

Response

  

0.24

CR

43(53)

103(61.7)

 

PR

31(38)

48(28.7)

 

SD

5(6)

8(4.8)

 

PD

3(3)

8(4.8)

 

NA

 

14

 

Hepatic dysfunction before chemotherapy

17(21)

10(5.5)

< 0.001

Hepatic dysfunction during chemotherapy

40(49.4)

30(16.6)

< 0.001