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Table 3 Clinical pathological parameters of patients and the chi-square test of the relation between clinical features and risk score

From: Development of a novel lipid metabolism-based risk score model in hepatocellular carcinoma patients

Clinical feature

N

Risk score

X2

p

High risk n(%)

Low risk n(%)

Age

   

66.60

< 0.001

 > 65

276

65 (23.55 %)

211 (76.45 %)

  

 ≤ 65

192

117 (60.94 %)

75 (39.06 %)

  

Gender

   

0.38

0.54

 Male

309

123 (39.81 %)

186 (60.19 %)

  

 Female

160

59 (36.88 %)

101 (63.13 %)

  

Child pugh classification grade

   

2.41

0.12

 A

271

103 (38.01 %)

168 (61.99 %)

  

 B–C

33

8 (24.24 %)

25 (75.76 %)

  

Adjacent hepatic tissue inflammation

   

0.00

0.98

 Yes

146

48 (32.88 %)

98 (67.12 %)

  

 No

162

53 (32.72 %)

109 (67.28 %)

  

BMI

   

1.95

0.16

 ≥ 30

93

31 (33.33 %)

62 (66.67 %)

  

 < 30

324

134 (41.36 %)

190 (58.64 %)

  

Cirrhosis

   

0.23

0.63

 Yes

93

27 (29.03 %)

66 (70.97 %)

  

 No

119

31 (26.05 %)

88 (73.95 %)

  

Grade

   

16.73

< 0.001

 I–II

295

94 (31.86 %)

201 (68.14 %)

  

 III–IV

166

85 (51.20 %)

81 (48.80 %)

  

Stage

   

2.60

0.11

 I–II

306

118 (38.56 %)

188 (61.44 %)

  

 III–IV

112

53 (47.32 %)

59 (52.68 %)

  

Barcelona clinic liver cancer

   

0.14

0.71

 A–B

370

144 (38.92 %)

226 (61.08 %)

  

 C–D

31

11 (35.48 %)

20 (64.52 %)

  

Neoadjuvant treatment

   

1.27

0.26

 Yes

2

0 (0.00 %)

2 (100.00 %)

  

 No

467

182 (38.97 %)

285 (61.03 %)

  

Radiation therapy

   

0.14

0.71

 Yes

9

3 (33.33 %)

6 (66.67 %)

  

 No

372

147 (39.52 %)

225 (60.48 %)

  

Person neoplasm cancer status

   

1.32

0.25

 Tumor free

195

70 (35.90 %)

125 (64.10 %)

  

 With tumor

165

69 (41.82 %)

96 (58.18 %)

  

Relative family cancer history

   

6.51

0.01

 Yes

162

49 (30.25%)

113 (69.75 %)

  

 No

248

106 (42.74%)

142 (57.26 %)

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