The intestinal microbial community dissimilarity in hepatitis B virus-related liver cirrhosis patients with and without at alcohol consumption

Table 1 Demographical characteristics and blood biochemical indicators in patients

Indicators	CPA^a	CPB^b	CPC^c	p
Patients	30	31	19
Age (years)	46.5 (34–67)	48.7 (32–67)	52.8 (38–57)	0.571*
Gender (male)	66.67% (20/30)	63.33% (19/31)	68.42% (13/19)	0.851^@
Alcohol consumption (Yes/no)	23.33% (7/30)	48.38% (15/31)	47.37% (9/19)	0.114^@
DAO (U/L)	2.26 (1.88–2.61)	2.37 (1.85–2.72)	2.39 (1.54–2.98)	0.799*
d-lactate (mg/L)	10.29 (8.35–12.83)	8.53 (7.20–12.78)	11.27 (6.320–14.260)	0.570*
LPS (U/L)	4.70 (2.88–8.26)	7.26 (5.72–9.66)	11.64 (9.970–17.000)	0.000*
HBV-DNA	0	0 (0–1.05 × 10⁴)	1.302 × 10⁶ (0–5.510 × 10⁶)	0.000*

*and ^@, differences were analyzed using non-parametric Kruskal–Wallis H test and χ² test, respectively
^a,b,cPatients with Child–Pugh class A (n = 30), B (n = 31) and C (n = 19) hepatitis B or hepatitis B virus-related cirrhosis

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