Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and Hepatocellular Carcinoma

Table 1

Case reports of HCC associated with NAFLD [7].

Case number	Age (years)	Sex	Comorbidity	Interval between liver disease and HCC (years)	Number/size (cm) HCC	Liver histology	Treatment	Survival
1	52	F	DM	4	Mult/—	Cirrhosis	Resection	Dead
2	62	M	DM, Ob	4	1/3	Cirrhosis	PEI	Dead
3	72	F	DM	10	3/1.4	Cirrhosis	NR	NR
4	67	F	DM	0	1/2.6	Fibrosis	Resection	NR
5	66	F	DM	2.5	1/1.5	Cirrhosis	Resection	Recurrence
6	68	F	NR	2	1/2	Cirrhosis	TAE	Alive
7	69	F	DM, Ob	0.5	1/2.5	Cirrhosis	TAI	Recurrence
8	72	M	Ob	0	1/3	Cirrhosis	TAE, PEI	Recurrence
9	63	M	DLP, Ob	0	1/2	Cirrhosis	Resection	Alive
10	56	M	DM	0	Mult/6	Cirrhosis	TAE	Dead
11	76	M	DM, Ob	10	1/1.9	Cirrhosis	RFA	Alive
12	74	M	DM, Ob	0	1/4	Fibrosis	Resection	NR
13	64	M	DM, Ob	0	1/—	Steatosis	TAE, resection	Alive
14	67	F	Res. Ins	2	2/1.5	Cirrhosis	TAE	Dead
15	64	M	Ob, DLP	0	Mult/13	Fibrosis	NR	Dead
16	70	M	DM, Ob	0	1/4.5	Cirrhosis	TAE, resection	NR

M: male, F: female, DM: diabetes mellitus, Ob: obese, DLP: dyslipidemia, Mult: multinodular, PEI: percutaneous ethanol injection, TAE: transarterial embolization, TAI: transarterial chemotherapy infusion, RFA: radiofrequency ablation, and NR: not reported.