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Table 3 Epidemiological, clinical and biochemical characteristics of 41 patients with Child-Pugh Class B cirrhosis

From: Validation of a new prognostic model to predict short and medium-term survival in patients with liver cirrhosis

Variables

Patient Cohort

Age [yrs]

55 (31–75)

Gender n (%)

 female

41.5% (17.0)

 male

58.5% (24.0)

BMI [kg/m2]

27.2 (17.5–37.88)

Aetiology n (%)

 alcoholic

16 (39%)

cholestatic

6 (14.6%)

 NAFLD

4 (9.8%)

 viral

4 (9.8%)

 others

11 (26.8%)

Serum albumin [g/L]

3.39 (2.51–4.98)

Serum bilirubin [g/dL]

3,3 (0.15–20.62)

INR

1.34 (0.91–1.79)

Platelet count [/nL]

125 (40–377)

Serum creatinine [mg/dL]

1.34 (0.39–8.90)

Serum sodium [mmol/L]

137.4 (127–145)

Ascites grade n (%)

 none/mild

24 (58.5%)

 moderate

7 (17.1%)

 severe

10 (24.4%)

HE grade n (%)

 grade 0

22 (53.7)

 grade I

16 (39)

 grade II

1 (2.4)

 grade III + IV

2 (4.8)

Oesophageal varices n (%)

 yes

32 (78%)

 no

9 (22%)

 unknown

0

Previous GI haemorrhage n (%)

13 (31.7%)

Child-Pugh classes n (%)

 A

0 (0)

 B

41 (100%)

 C

0 (0)

Fibroscan stiffness [kPa]

38.5 (20.5–59.3)

MELD

14.6 (8–28)

MELD-Na

16.2 (7–28)

CreLiMAx

0.93 (0.89–0.95)

LiMAx [μg/kg/h]

184 (44–725)

Underwent LTx n (%)

3 (7.3%)

Liver-related death n (%)

7 (17.1%)

  1. BMI Body Mass Index; CreLiMAx Creatinin-LiMAx risk score; HE hepatic encephalopathy; GI gastrointestinal; INR international normalized ratio M months; MELD model of end-stage liver disease; LiMAx maximum liver function capacity; LTx liver transplantation; NAFLD non-alcoholic fatty liver disease