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Table 1 Patient baseline characteristics at the time of study inclusion

From: Continued alcohol consumption and hepatic encephalopathy determine quality of life and psychosocial burden of caregivers in patients with liver cirrhosis

Variable

Patients with liver cirrhosis

(n = 106)

Male Gender

n (%)

72

(68%)

Age of patients (years)

median (IQR)

63

(53; 69)

Age of caregiver (years)

median (IQR)

59

(47; 66)

Sodium (mmol/l)

median (IQR)

138

(135; 140)

Creatinine (mg/dl)

median (IQR)

0.9

(0.8; 1.4)

Bilirubin (mg/dl)

median (IQR)

1.8

(1; 2.6)

Albumin (g/l)

median (IQR)

31

(26; 34)

INR

median (IQR)

1.4

(1.2; 1.6)

CRP (mg/l)

median (IQR)

8.1

(3.5; 18.5)

White blood cell count (/nl)

median (IQR)

5.7

(4.6; 7.6)

Hemoglobin (g/d)

median (IQR)

12.3

(10.2; 13.6)

Platelets (/nl)

median (IQR)

99

(72; 147)

MELD

median (IQR)

14

(10; 18)

Child–Pugh score

*A

n (%)

49

(46%)

*B

n (%)

41

(39%)

*C

n (%)

16

(15%)

History of ascites

n (%)

60

(57%)

History of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis

n (%)

9

(8%)

History of hepatic encephalopathy

n (%)

28

(26%)

History of variceal bleeding

n (%)

21

(20%)

History of hepatorenal syndrome

n (%)

11

(10%)