Table 2 Demographics of study participants

From: A high-throughput test enables specific detection of hepatocellular carcinoma

 

N

Age

Sex

Alcohol

Smoking

AFP

Mean

Significance

Male/Female

Significance

Fraction users

Significance

Fraction users

Significance

N

Mean ± St error

Control

49

26.14

 

42/7

0.99

0.2

 

0.32

 

1

1.02 + /− NA

CHB

51

28.71

0.99

42/9

0.99

0.21

0.99

0.35

0.99

22

2.2 + /− 0.9

HCC 0

2

62

NA

2/0

0.99

NA

NA

NA

NA

2

1387.4 + /− 866.4

HCC A

32

49.15

<0.0002

27/5

0.99

0.088

0.35

0.64

0.02

30

6460.5 + /− 12192.3

HCC B

86

49.12

<0.0003

72/14

0.99

0.069

0.047

0.52

0.13

79

17246.3 + /− 44977.5

HCC C

106

49.34

<0.0004

85/21

0.99

0.037

0.0047

0.54

0.05

100

11968.4 + /− 31972.1

HCC D

76

52.45

<0.0005

64/12

0.99

0.064

0.042

0.66

0.001

71

29499.9 + /− 67562.3

NON-HCC Cancers

102

47.14

NA

48/54

NA

0.02

NA

0.39

NA

NA

NA

Healthy Plasma (InnovativeTM Research)

50

38.1

NA

50/0

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

  1. Significant difference from the control group was tested by Kruskal-Wallis non-parametric one-way ANOVA and was adjusted by Dunn’s multiple comparisons test. The two HCC stage 0 samples were included for statistics in the HCC A group. (NA-not available).
  2. AFP values are given in ng/mL.