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Table 2 Clinical profiles of HBV-infected patients and healthy controls

From: Vitamin D receptor ApaI polymorphism associated with progression of liver disease in Vietnamese patients chronically infected with hepatitis B virus

Clinical characteristics

Patients (n = 473)

Controls (n = 238)

Age (years)

51 (18–90)

30 (18–55)

Male/Female

420/53

159/79

HBsAg

Positive

Negative

Anti-HCV

Negative

Negative

Anti-HIV

Negative

Negative

AFP (IU/mL)

11.78 (0.8–400)

<  5

HBV DNA (copies/mL)

269,408 (100–11,300,000,000)

NA

WBC (×103/mL)

6.4 (1.8–20.5)

NR

RBC (× 106/mL)

4.1 (1.9–7.43)

NR

PLT (×103/mL)

157 (6.7–641)

NR

AST (IU/mL)

90 (16–7700)

NR

ALT (IU/mL)

61.25 (4–4908)

NR

Total Bilirubin (umol/mL)

20.7 (5.7–733)

NR

Direct Bilirubin (umol/mL)

6.7 (1–450)

NR

Albumin (g/L)

38.7 (16–54)

ND

Prothrombin (% of standard)

85 (14–267)

ND

Vitamin D levels (ng/ml)

20.42 (6.4–64.4)

20 (11.6–85.6)

  1. PLT platelets, AST and ALT aspartate and alanine amino transferase, WBC white blood cells, RBC red blood cells, IU international unit, NR normal range, NA not applicable, ND not done. Values given are medians and ranges