Research Article
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in miR-122 Are Associated with the Risk of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in a Southern Chinese Population
Table 1
Frequency distributions of the clinical features between HCC cases (n=1050) and controls (n=1079) [n(%)].
| Variables | Cases | Controls | P |
| Age | | | 0.053 | <48 | 463 (44.10) | 521 (48.29) | | ≥48 | 587 (49.00) | 558 (51.71) | | Sex | | | 0.618 | Male | 917 (87.33) | 950 (88.04) | | Female | 133 (12.67) | 129 (11.96) | | Smoking | | | <0.001 | Never | 663 (63.14) | 908 (84.15) | | Ever | 387 (36.86) | 171 (15.85) | | Drinking | | | <0.001 | Never | 698 (66.48) | 937 (86.84) | | Ever | 352 (33.52) | 142 (13.16) | | HBV infection | | | <0.001 | No | 176 (16.76) | 981 (90.92) | | Yes | 874 (83.24) | 98 (9.08) | |
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P-value for Chi-square test. |