Trends in Incidence of Two Major Subtypes of Liver and Bile Duct Cancer: Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Cholangiocarcinoma in Songkhla, Southern Thailand, 1989-2030

Table 2

Number and percentage of liver and bile duct cancers by gender and histologic subtype (n=2,676).

Variable	Males				Females
	HCC (n=1,004)		CCA (n=657)		HCC (n=184)		CCA (n=363)
	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%	Number	%
Age group (years)
<40	91	9.1	43	6.5	17	9.2	34	9.4
40-49	176	17.5	105	16.0	25	13.6	35	9.6
50-59	298	29.7	158	24.0	39	21.2	51	14.0
60-69	280	27.9	156	23.7	53	28.8	87	24.0
70-79	141	14.0	125	19.0	41	22.3	91	25.1
≥80	18	1.8	70	10.7	9	4.9	65	17.9
Period of diagnosis
1989-1993	122	12.2	45	6.8	25	13.6	30	8.3
1994-1998	143	14.2	64	9.7	18	9.8	33	9.1
1999-2003	158	15.7	106	16.1	36	19.6	58	16.0
2004-2008	292	29.1	204	31.1	44	23.9	104	28.7
2009-2013	289	28.8	238	36.2	61	33.2	138	38.0

HCC: hepatocellular carcinoma. CCA: cholangiocarcinoma.