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Table 2 Summary of clinical and general imaging characteristics of literature review

From: CT and MRI features of hepatic epithelioid haemangioendothelioma: a multi-institutional retrospective analysis of 15 cases and a literature review

Cases of the 15 studies

180

Male/female

3/5 (67/113)

Mean/median age, years (11 studies)

37.5–51.9

Clinical Presentation (11 articles, 78 cases)

 

 Asymptomatic

37/78 (47.4%)

 Abdominal pain

17/78 (22.8%)

 Weight loss

8/78 (10.3%)

 Abdominal distension

5/78 (6.4%)

 Fatigue

5/78 (6.4%)

 Others

6/78 (7.7%)

Past medical history and exposure history (13 articles, 161 cases)

 

 HBV infection

3/161 (1.9%)

 HCV infection

3/161 (1.9%)

 Cirrhosis

2/161 (1.2%)

 Surgical history

2/161 (1.2%)

 Liver steatosis

2/161 (1.2%)

 Others

3/161 (1.9%)

Tumour markers (10 articles, 51 cases)

 

 CEA ↑

2/51 (3.9%)

 CA 125 ↑

1/51 (2.0%)

 AFP ↑

1/51 (2.0%)

Liver enzymes (8 articles, 39 cases)

 

 ALP ↑

4/39 (10.3%)

 GGT ↑

3/39 (7.6%)

 AST ↑

3/39 (7.6%)

 ALT ↑

1/39 (2.6%)

Cases with imaging studies

169

No. of CT

121 (11 articles)

No. of MRI

103 (15 articles)

Gd-EOB-DTPA

20 (4 articles)

Quantity

 

 Multifocal

143/169 (83.4%)

 Unifocal

26/169 (15.4%)

Size

 

 Nodules

139/169 (82.2%)

 Diffuse lesions

4/169 (2.3%)

Coalescent

66/141 (46.8%)

Calcification (9 articles, 119 cases)

23/119 (19.3%)

Extrahepatic HEHE (8 articles, 59 cases)

 

 Lungs

17/59 (28.8%)

 Bone

5/59 (8.4%)

 Peritoneum

1/59 (1.7%)

Portal vein/hepatic vein invasion (9 articles, 118 cases)

46/118 (3.9%)

  1. elevate; GGT γ-glutamyl transpeptidase, AST aspartate aminotransferase, ALT alanine aminotransferase, ALP alkaline phosphatase, CEA carcinoembryonic antigen, CA125 carbohydrate antigen125; AFP alpha-fetoprotein. HBV infection, hepatitis B virus infection; HCV infection, hepatitis C virus infection