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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of patients with spontaneously ruptured HCC

From: Nomogram-based development and evaluation for predictions of 30-day and 1-year survival in patients with spontaneously ruptured hepatocellular carcinoma

Index

Patients (n = 118)

%

Age (years)

54 ± 11

 

Gender

 Male

97

82.20

 Female

21

17.80

Cirrhosis

 Yes

95

80.51

 No

23

19.49

Viral hepatitis

 HBV

97

82.20

 HCV

4

3.39

 None

17

14.41

BCLC stage

 A

8

6.78

 B

80

67.80

 C

30

25.42

Ruptured-lesion location

 Left lobe

44

37.29

 Right lobe

74

62.71

Treatment at rupture

 TAE/TACE

55

46.61

 Hepatectomy

40

33.90

 Conservative

23

19.49

Total number of tumors

 1

54

45.76

 2–3

34

28.81

  > 3

30

25.43

LTS (cm)

7.70 (5.45–10.93)

 

 Nodular (< 5 cm)

30

25.42

 Massive (> 5 cm)

88

74.58

Vascular invasion

 No

88

74.58

 Yes

30

25.42

Child–Pugh class

 A

59

50.00

 B

43

36.44

 C

16

13.56

MELD score

10.00 (8–13)

 

  ≤ 14

95

80.5

 14–18

15

12.7

  > 18

8

6.8

Treatment during follow-up

 No

79

66.95

 Yes

39

33.05

AFP (ng/ml)

427.60 (33.9–1210)

 

  ≤ 400

56

47.46

  > 400

62

52.54

Survival time > 30 days

94

79.66

Survival time > 1 year

37

31.36

Median survival time (days)

174 (45–479)

 

Median follow-up time (days)

1292 (261–1405)

 
  1. HBV Hepatitis B virus, HCV Hepatitis C virus, TAE Transcatheter arterial embolization, TACE Transarterial chemoembolization, LTS Largest tumor size, MELD Model for End-stage Liver Disease