《Table 3Median survival, 1-and 3-year survival rates.》

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《Impact of body composition on survival and morbidity after liver resection in hepatocellular carcinoma patients》

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Kaplan–Meier curves depending on sarcopenia，obesity and sarcopenic obesity are depicted in Fig.2.Survival rates，median survival and the corresponding confidence intervals for sarcopenia，obesity and sarcopenic obesity are shown in Table 3.For example，median postoperative overall survival was 2.54 years in sarcopenic patients and 1.44 years in non-sarcopenic patients.One-and three-year postoperative overall survival rates are 72.7%and 45.0%in sarcopenic patients，and 67.6%and 13.6%in non-sarcopenic patients，respectively.The univariate analysis comparing the survival curves using the score test showed a significantly improved POS in patients with sarcopenia compared to non-sarcopenic patients（HR=1.944，P=0.035）.Obesity and sarcopenic obesity were also associated with superior POS（obesity HR=1.580，P=0.130 and sarcopenic obesity HR=1.860，P=0.048）.Univariate analyses showed that gender，multifocality，cirrhosis，length of hospital stay，major complication and sarcopenia were significant predictors for POS（Table 4）.