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Table 1 Characteristics of the living liver donors

From: Does living liver donors’ underestimation about surgical outcomes impact on their health-related quality of life after donation?: a descriptive cross-sectional study

N = 124

n (%)

Mean (SD)

Age at survey completion

 

37.9 (11.4)

   19–29

37 (29.8)

 

   30–39

35 (28.2)

 

   40–49

29 (23.4)

 

   50–59

19 (15.3)

 

   60–63

4 (3.2)

 

Sex

  

   Male

70 (56.5)

 

   Female

54 (43.5)

 

Education level

  

   Less than a bachelor’s degree

34 (27.4)

 

   Bachelor’s degree or higher

90 (72.6)

 

Monthly income (million KRW)

  

   < 3.5

78 (62.9)

 

   ≥ 3.5

43 (34.7)

 

   Unknown

3 (2.4)

 

Relationship to recipient

  

   Child

88 (71.0)

 

   Spouse

17 (13.7)

 

   Sibling

11 (8.9)

 

   Parent

8 (6.5)

 

Length of hospital stay (days)

 

9.5 (3.2)

   ≤6

16 (12.9)

 

   ≥7, ≤ 10

72 (58.1)

 

   ≥ 11, ≤ 15

33 (26.6)

 

   ≥16

3 (2.4)

 

Clavien–Dindo classification

  

   None

64 (51.6)

 

   Grade I

50 (40.3)

 

   Grade II

7 (5.6)

 

   Grade III

3 (2.4)

 

Recipient status

  

   Died

11 (8.9)

 

   Survived

111 (89.5)

 

   Unknown

2 (1.6)

 

Time since donation (years)

 

2.1 (2.2)

   < 1

34 (27.4)

 

   ≥ 1, < 3

48 (38.7)

 

   ≥ 3, <5

31 (25.0)

 

   ≥ 5, < 10

9 (7.3)

 

   ≥ 10

2 (1.6)

 

Satisfaction with decision to donate

  

   Definitely not

1 (0.8)

 

   Not likely

3 (2.4)

 

   Somewhat likely

26 (21.0)

 

   Very likely

94 (75.8)