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Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (iCCA) and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) are the most common primary liver cancers
.
However, the clinical features and clinical prognosis of these two liver cancers have not been studied on a large scale
This study aims to investigate the clinical characteristics and clinical prognosis differences between iCCA and HCC through large sample analysis
Researchers extracted demographic and clinical characteristics of HCC and iCCA patients from 18 databases (2000-2017)
.
Logistic regression analysis was used to determine factors related to iCCA diagnosis and HCC
diagnosis
A total of 13611 iCCA patients and 96151 HCC patients were enrolled
.
Half of iCCA patients (50.
Compared with HCC, age (<50 years or ≥65 years), female, non-Hispanic white, higher income, rural areas, and higher tumor burden are all independently associated with iCCA diagnosis
Comparison of overall survival of patients with iCCA and HCC
Comparison of overall survival of patients with iCCA and HCCThe OS of iCCA patients was shorter than that of HCC patients (9 vs 13 months; p<0.
001)
.
However, in the multivariate analysis, the OS of patients with iCCA and HCC was comparable (adjusted hazard ratio [aHR] 1.
The OS of iCCA patients was shorter than that of HCC patients (9 vs 13 months; p<0.
For the subgroup with poor prognostic risk factors, the OS of iCCA patients is longer than that of HCC patients.
Original source:
Lee Yi-Te,Wang Jasmine J,Luu Michael et al.
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