Valvular calcification in liver cirrhosis: A comparison with non-cirrhotic cardiovascular controls

Figure 2 Comparison of demographic and clinical characteristics between patients with fatty liver cirrhosis and those with cirrhosis of other etiologies. Horizontal bar chart illustrating differences in key variables between patients with fatty liver-related cirrhosis and those with cirrhosis due to other non-fatty etiologies. Displayed characteristics include male sex (%), body mass index (kg/m²), prevalence of hyperlipidemia (%), aortic root calcification (%), and median total calcium score. Patients with fatty liver cirrhosis showed a higher prevalence of hyperlipidemia and aortic root calcification, as well as a greater proportion of males, compared with patients with other etiologies, while body mass index and total calcium scores were similar between groups. P values are displayed to the right of each horizontal bar, adjacent to the corresponding group comparisons for every variable. Bold P values indicate statistical significance after Bonferroni correction. BMI: Body mass index; Ca: Calcium.