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Table 1 Demographic and clinicopathologic characteristics, and overall survival of patients with hepatoblastoma

From: Incidence trends and survival prediction of hepatoblastoma in children: a population-based study

Characteristic

Patients [cases (%)]

Deaths [cases (%)]

Overall survival rate (%)

P value

5-year

10-year

All patients

511

82

81.5

81.0

 

Sex

0.139

 Male

320 (62.6)

58 (70.7)

79.3

78.4

 

 Female

191 (37.4)

24 (29.3)

85.6

85.6

 

Ethnicity

0.001

 Caucasian

392 (76.7)

55 (67.1)

83.9

83.9

 

 African–American

44 (8.6)

15 (18.3)

58.4

58.4

 

 Others

75 (14.7)

12 (14.6)

82.5

79.0

 

Age at diagnosis

0.013

 0–1

323 (63.2)

41 (50.0)

85.8

85.8

 

 2–4

152 (29.7)

36 (43.9)

72.9

71.0

 

 5–18

36 (7.1)

5 (6.1)

79.9

79.9

 

Year of diagnosis

0.108

 2004–2007

150 (29.4)

35 (42.7)

76.6

75.8

 

 2008–2011

175 (34.2)

25 (30.5)

84.8

NR

 

 2012–2015

186 (36.4)

22 (26.8)

NR

NR

 

Tumor size

< 0.001

 ≤ 5 cm

60 (11.7)

2 (2.4)

96.4

96.4

 

 > 5 cm

400 (78.3)

62 (75.6)

82.2

81.5

 

 Unknown

51 (10.0)

18 (22.0)

60.4

60.4

 

Tumor stage

< 0.001

 Local

231 (45.2)

17 (20.7)

91.0

91.0

 

 Regional

157 (30.7)

27 (32.9)

80.4

80.4

 

 Distant

109 (21.3)

34 (41.5)

65.7

65.7

 

 Unstaged

14 (2.7)

4 (4.9)

77.4

64.5

 

AFP status

0.028

 Negative

10 (2.0)

1 (1.2)

89.4

89.4

 

 Positive

421 (82.4)

61 (74.4)

83.4

82.7

 

 Unknown

80 (15.7)

20 (24.4)

70.9

70.9

 

Surgery type

< 0.001

 No surgery

86 (16.8)

46 (56.1)

43.2

39.4

 

 Liver resection

341 (66.7)

29 (35.4)

89.3

89.3

 

 Liver transplantation

84 (16.4)

7 (8.5)

90.1

90.1

 
  1. NR not reached, AFP alpha-fetoprotein