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. 2023 Oct 1;20(10):1408–1415. doi: 10.1513/AnnalsATS.202212-1004OC

Table 2.

Primary and secondary outcomes, compared by approach and stratified by race

  Race Specific Race Neutral Difference by Approach* P Value
FEV1% predicted, mean (SD)        
 White 35.4 (21.8) 38.0 (23.4) +2.6 <0.001
 Black 38.6 (21.3) 35.6 (19.6) −3.0 <0.001
 Difference by race −3.2 +2.4
FVC% predicted, mean (SD)        
 White 51.3 (18.0) 55.7 (19.5) +4.4 <0.001
 Black 50.4 (18.3) 46.7 (16.9) −3.8 <0.001
 Difference by race +0.9 +9.0
LAS        
 White 41.9 (14.2) 41.3 (14.1) −0.6 <0.001
 Black 43.8 (15.4) 44.3 (15.5) +0.6 <0.001
 Difference by race −1.9 −3.0
Predicted survival without transplantation, d, mean (SD)        
 White 294.8 (81.2) 298.1 (80.4) +3.3 <0.001
 Black 283.9 (87.3) 280.6 (87.9) −3.3 <0.001
 Difference by race +10.9 +17.5
Predicted survival after transplantation, d, mean (SD)        
 White 318.1 (12.3) 318.4 (12.1) +0.3 <0.001
 Black 316.9 (11.9) 316.6 (12.1) −0.3 <0.001
 Difference by race +1.2 +1.8

Definition of abbreviations: FEV1 = forced expiratory volume in 1 second; FVC = forced vital capacity; LAS = lung allocation score; SD = standard deviation.

*

Positive values indicate greater values with a race-neutral approach.

P values are based on Student’s t tests.

Positive values indicate greater values among White patients.