Table 2 Relationship between SFXN1downregulation and clinicopathological factors in viral cases.

From: Loss of SFXN1 mitigates lipotoxicity and predicts poor outcome in non-viral hepatocellular carcinoma

Variable

SFXN1high (n = 39)

SFXN1low (n = 22)

P-value

Age (median)

70 (49–82)

74 (37–86)

0.18

Sex

 Male

27

17

0.50

 Female

12

5

 

Viral infection

 HBV

7

7

0.21

 HCV

32

15

 

Alcohol

17

13

0.24

Diabetes

8

8

0.18

Dyslipidemia

2

4

0.23

Obesity

 BMI > 25

13

7

0.90

 BMI ≤ 25

26

15

 

Plt

 < 10 × 104/μL

6

4

0.78

 ≥ 10 × 104/μL

33

18

 

PT

 < 80%

6

4

0.78

 ≥ 80%

33

18

 

Alb

 < 3.5 g/dL

7

2

0.57

 ≥ 3.5 g/dL

32

20

 

AST

 > 40 IU/L

23

6

0.017*

 ≤ 40 IU/L

16

16

 

ALT

 > 40 IU/L

17

4

0.045*

 ≤ 40 IU/L

22

18

 

T-Bil

 > 1.0 mg/dL

9

6

0.71

 ≤ 1.0 mg/dL

30

16

 

ICG

 > 15%

18

10

0.96

 ≤ 15%

21

12

 

α-Fetoprotein (AFP)

 > 200 ng/mL

10

8

0.38

 ≤ 200 ng/mL

29

14

 

PIVKA-II

 > 100 mAU/mL

26

13

0.55

 ≤ 100 mAU/mL

13

9

 

Child–Pugh grade

 A

39

22

1.00

 B

0

0

 

Tumor size

 > 5 cm

9

5

0.98

 ≤ 5 cm

30

17

 

Tumor number

 Solitary

30

17

0.98

 Multiple

9

5

 

Differentiation

 Well

15

6

0.37

 Poorly/moderately

24

16

 

Portal vein invasion

 0

26

12

0.16

 1, 2

10

10

 

 3, 4

3

0

 

Liver status

 NL

2

2

0.95

 CH/LC

37

20

 
  1. BMI body mass index, NL normal liver, CH chronic hepatitis, LC liver cirrhosis.