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Table 2 Comparisons of patient clinical and pathological characteristics according to MVI

From: MRI features predict microvascular invasion in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma

Variable/Parameter

MVI-positive (n = 34)

MVI-negative (n = 74)

P value

Mean age (years)a

61.56 ± 9.97

60.52 ± 11.53

0.6536

Age range (years)

40–83

35–86

 

Sex ratio (M:F)

3.25:1

2.36:1

 

HBV, n (%)

  

0.739

 Active or convalescent stage

20 (58.82)

41 (55.41)

 

 Negative

14 (41.17)

33 (44.59)

 

Tumor markers, n (%)

 AFP ≥ 20 ng/ml

4 (11.76)

8 (10.81)

1.000

 AFP < 20 ng/ml

30 (88.24)

66 (89.19)

 

 CEA ≥ 5 ng/ml

11 (32.35)

16 (21.62)

0.232

 CEA < 5 ng/ml

23 (67.65)

58 (78.38)

 

 CA19–9 ≥ 37 U/ml

21 (61.76)

27 (36.49)

0.014

 CA19–9 < 37 U/ml

13 (38.24)

47 (63.51)

 

Pathology findings of background liver and tumor, n (%)

 Edmondson-Steiner grade

  

0.886

  G0

15 (44.12)

34 (45.95)

 

  G1-G2

17 (50.00)

37 (50.00)

 

  G3-G4

2 (5.88)

3 (4.05)

 

 Fibrosis stage

  

0.472

  S0

14 (41.18)

36 (48.65)

 

  S1-S2

10 (29.41)

24 (32.43)

 

  S3-S4

10 (29.41)

14 (18.92)

 

  Liver cirrhosis (S4)

5 (14.71)

9 (12.16)

0.715

  Noncirrhotic (S0-S3)

29 (85.29)

65 (87.84)

 

  Fatty liver, n (%)

5 (14.71)

12 (16.22)

0.819

  No fatty liver, n (%)

29 (85.29)

61 (82.43)

 

  Tumor grade G2

4 (11.76)

29 (39.19)

0.004

  Tumor grade G3

30 (88.24)

45 (60.81)

 
  1. The data are presented as the number (%) of patients
  2. aData are shown as the mean ± standard deviation