Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 14, 2015; 21(26): 8140-8147
Published online Jul 14, 2015. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v21.i26.8140
Table 1 Characteristics of the study population, both overall and grouped by recurrence n (%)
Characteristics
Age (yr)50.6 ± 11.044.3 ± 16.251.4 ± 9.90.022
Gender
Male106 (80)14 (13)92 (87)0.16
Female27 (20)1 (3.7)26 (96)
Posttransplantation follow-up (mo)82 (1-274)1206 (74-274)53 (1-254)< 0.0001
Pretransplantation HBsAg
Negative6 (5)06 (5)0.37
Positive126 (95)15 (100)111 (95)
Pretransplantation HBeAg
Negative108 (81)6 (40)102 (87)< 0.00012
Positive24 (19)9 (60)15 (134)
Pretransplant HBV DNA
Negative86 (73)4 (60)82 (73)0.03
Positive36 (27)6 (60)30 (26)
HBIG duration (mo)114 (1-140)14 (1-140)14 (1-132)0.83
MELD score20.8 ± 7.619.2 ± 7.721.0 ± 7.60.39
Posttransplantation HBsAg
Negative114 (88)3 (20)111 (97)< 0.00012
Positive16 (12)12 (80)4 (3)
Posttransplant HBeAg
Negative122 (96)11 (73)111 (99)< 0.00012
Positive5 (4)4 (5)1 (1)
HDV coinfection
Negative70 (69)8 (80)62 (67)0.41
Positive32 (31)2 (20)30 (33)
Table 2 Characteristics of the study population grouped by the presence of hepatocellular carcinoma n (%)
VariableNo HCCHCCP value
n = 89 (67)n = 44 (33)
Age (yr)48.4 ± 11.355.2 ± 8.60.00071
Gender
Male69 (78)37 (84)0.38
Female20 (22)7 (16)
Pretransplant HBsAg
Negative4 (5)2 (5)1.00
Positive84 (95)42 (95)
Pretransplant HBeAg
Negative69 (82)33 (79)0.63
Positive15 (18)15 (21)
Pretransplant HBV DNA
Negative57 (72)29 (67)0.59
Positive22 (28)14 (33)
MELD score22.2 ± 6.918.0 ± 8.20.0021
Posttransplant HBsAg
Negative75 (86)39 (91)0.46
Positive12 (14)4 (9)
Posttransplant HBeAg
Negative81 (95)41 (98)0.53
Positive4 (5)1 (2)
HDV coinfection
Negative50 (68)20 (71)0.71
Positive24 (32)8 (29)
Table 3 Comparison of indications for transplantation before and after January 2007
Before January 2007After January 2007P value
(n = 64)(n = 69)
Transplantations for well-compensated HCC6190.007
Transplantations for liver decompensation without HCC4643Not significant