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Table 1 Some basic characteristics of patients with liver cancer, hemangioma, non-alcohol fatty liver, and normal liver diagnosis

From: Study on the semi-supervised learning-based patient similarity from heterogeneous electronic medical records

Characteristic

Liver cancer (n = 153)

Hemangioma (n = 178)

Non-alcohol fatty liver (n = 403)

Normal (n = 449)

Demographic information

 Age, year, mean ± standard deviation

66.6 ± 0.93

57.2 ± 0.85

51.4 ± 0.68

51.8 ± 0.63

 Male gender, n (%)

101 (66.0)

85 (47.8)

233 (57.8)

228 (50.8)

 Drug allergy history, n (%)

13 (8.5)

23 (12.9)

80 (19.9)

58 (12.9)

 Outpatient admission, n (%)

130 (85.0)

164 (92.1)

321 (79.7)

407 (90.6)

Comorbidity condition, n (%)

 Coronary heart disease

13 (8.5)

10 (5.6)

27 (6.7)

31 (6.9)

 Diabetes mellitus without complication

28 (18.3)

18 (10.1)

90 (22.3)

57 (12.7)

 Diabetes mellitus with complication

7 (4.6)

8 (4.5)

44 (10.9)

21 (4.7)

 Essential hypertension

61 (39.9)

61 (34.3)

169 (41.9)

116 (25.8)

 Disorders of lipid metabolism

3 (2.0)

21 (11.8)

135 (33.5)

71 (15.8)

 Other gastrointestinal disorders

23 (15.0)

31 (17.4)

61 (15.1)

67 (14.9)

Laboratory test, n (%)

 Abnormal urine leukocytes

13 (8.5)

17 (9.6)

37 (9.2)

34 (7.6)

 Abnormal urine bilirubin

4 (2.6)

2 (1.1)

8 (2.0)

9 (2.0)

 Abnormal urobilinogen

9 (5.9)

3 (1.7)

12 (3.0)

17 (3.8)

 Abnormal urine glucose

9 (5.9)

14 (7.9)

56 (13.9)

42 (9.4)

 Abnormal urine occult blood

20 (13.1)

18 (10.1)

25 (6.2)

37 (8.2)

 Abnormal ketone

12 (7.8)

16 (9.0)

38 (9.4)

31 (6.9)