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. 2023 May 31;24:141. doi: 10.1186/s12931-023-02435-0

Table 1.

Patient characteristics at enrollment by molecular subtype

Subtype 1 (N = 105) Subtype 2 (N = 127) p-value+
Age 70.08 (8.07) 69.33 (7.62) 0.31
Sex 0.16
 M 83 (79.1%) 89 (70.1%)
 F 22 (21.0%) 38 (30.0%)
Ever smoker 0.59
 Y 73 (69.5%) 83 (65.4%)
 N 32 (30.5%) 44 (34.7%)
History of coronary artery disease (including prior MI)* 1.0
 Y 33 (31.4%) 39 (31.0%)
 N 72 (68.6%) 87 (69.1%)
History of COPD* 1.0
 Y 19 (18.1%) 22 (17.5%)
 N 86 (81.9%) 104 (82.5%)
History of diabetes* 0.18
 Y 24 (22.9%) 19 (15.1%)
 N 81 (77.1%) 107 (84.9%)
Antifibrotic treatment 0.07
 Nintedanib 24 (22.9%) 18 (14.17%)
 Pirfenidone 41 (38.1%) 43 (33.86%)
 Neither 40 (39.1%) 66 (52.0%)
DLCO % predicted 38.31 (12.46) 43.09 (14.69) 0.01
FVC % predicted 67.89 (15.18) 73.82 (17.72) 0.02
FEV1% predicted 76.09 (16.11) 81.03 (20.00) 0.12
CPI [34] 55.77 (9.93) 51.21 (11.49) 0.01
Diagnostic category [40] 0.41
 Definite IPF 77 (73.3%) 95 (74.8%)
 Probable IPF 22 (21.0%) 29 (22.8%)
 Possible IPF 6 (5.7%) 3 (2.4%)
GAP stage [39] 0.15
 1 22 (21.0%) 40 (31.5%)
 2 64 (61.0%) 71 (55.9%)
 3 19 (18.1%) 16 (12.6%)

Data are mean (SD) or n (%). Abbreviations: MI: Myocardial infarction, DLco: Diffusing capacity of the lungs for carbon monoxide, FVC: Forced vital capacity, FEV1: Forced expiratory volume in the first second, CPI: Composite physiologic index.

*One subject in subtype 1 was missing medical history.

+Kruskal-Wallis test compared continuous variables and Chi-square test compared categorical variables.