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Table 2 Characteristics of the HBV-related decompensated cirrhosis patients

From: Plasma diamine oxidase level predicts 6-month readmission for patients with hepatitis B virus-related decompensated cirrhosis

 

Readmission (n = 36)

Non-Readmission (n = 135)

P Value

Male* (%)

28(77.8%)

68(68.7%)

0.303

Age (year)

59(53–61.6)

58(53–61)

0.574

HBeAg(+)*, n(%)

27(75%)

63(63.6%)

0.215

HBsAg

4122.5(3276.3–6266.0)

4477.0(3634.0–6326.0)

0.282

HBV-DNA(+)*, n(%)

27(75%)

72(72.7%)

0.792

ALT (IU/L)

72.0(54.3–109.5)

85.0(65.0–132.0)

0.105

AST (IU/L)

91.0(55.0–145.5)

79.0(45.0–114.0)

0.307

TBIL (μmol/L)

41.4(26.1–67.9)

39.8(27.0–56.9)

0.508

ALB (g/L)

30.9(26.7–34.6)

34.6(32.0–37.9)

0.042

PTA (%)

70.0(61.3–85.8)

75.0(63.0–88.0)

0.233

Cr (μmol/L)

89.0(68.5–93.8)

73.0(66.0–87.0)

0.087

WBC (109/L)

4.5(2.9–9.0)

4.7(3.0–11.4)

0.807

HGB (g/L)

115.5(89.5–129.8)

125.0(111.0–137.0)

0.019

PLT (109/L)

73.5(66.0–123.3)

90.0(54.0–133.0)

0.464

SBP*, (n,%)

10(27.8%)

11(11.1%)

0.018

Ascites*, (n,%)

31(86.1%)

81(81.8%)

0.557

GI bleeding*, (n,%)

15(41.7%)

12(12.1%)

0.000

HE*, (n,%)

10(27.8%)

8(8.1%)

0.003

Child-pugh A/B/C*, n(%)

0/16/20(0%/44.4%/55.6%)

0/74/25(0/74.7%/25.3%)

0.001

  1. Quantitative variables were expressed as the median (centile 25; centile 75)
  2. * Categorical variables were expressed as n (%)