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Table 4 Clinical characteristics of baseline patients in the high-risk and low-risk groups (IFN-γ)

From: Dynamic changes of phenotype and function of natural killer cells in peripheral blood before and after thermal ablation of hepatitis B associated hepatocellular carcinoma and their correlation with tumor recurrence

Baseline characteristics

High-risk group (n = 16)

Low-risk group (n = 15)

P

Sex (male: female)

12:4

12:3

0.739

Age (years)

59 (44–74)

61 (37–83)

0.579

Child–pugh (5:6)

15:1

13:2

0.953

TBIL (µmol/L)

16.3 (8.6–26.5)

17.3 (6.1–37.1)

0.540

AIB (g/L)

39.2 (33.6–42.8)

40.1 (32.9–48.7)

0.477

PLT (× 109/L)

139.9 (59–316)

153.4 (80–232)

0.332

PTA (%)

83 (71–95)

91.6 (69–108)

0.018

Etiology (HBV)

HBV (100%)

HBV (100%)

 > 0.999

Diameter of HCC (mm)

24 (9–40)

18 (9–39)

0.477

AFP (ng/ml)

69.0 (2.05–818)

1196.2 (1.55–17,694)

0.331

BCLC staging

A (100%)

A (100%)

 > 0.999

HBV-DNA (copies/ml)

670.9 (10–8015)

52.3 (10–253)

0.246

  1. IFN-γ interferon-γ, TBil total serum bilirubin, AIB serum albumin, PLT platelet, PTA prothrombin activity, AFP α-fetoprotein, HBV-DNA hepatitis B virus DNA, HBeAg hepatitis Be antigen