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. 2024 Jan 19;103(3):e35150. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000035150

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of included articles.

Author Year of publication Research type Study population Age years (mean/median) Sample size Male Female Number of male patients with CTEPH Number of female patients with CTEPH Follow-up time (years)
Vittorio Pengo[6] 2004 PC Patients with consecutive acute PE 61.2 305 125 180 9 9 7.9
Frederikus A. Klok[7] 2010 RC Patients with consecutive acute PE 56.0 866 410 456 1 3 2.8
David Martί[8] 2010 PC Patients with consecutive acute PE 63.4 110 48 62 6 4 2.0
Laurent Guérin[9] 2014 PC Patients with acute PE 61.0 23 146 63 83 2 5
F.A. Klok[10] 2014 PC Patients with acute PE 44.5 134 75 59 4 2 0.6
Suqiao Yang[11] 2015 PC Patients with acute PE 61.6 614 298 316 3 7 3.3
Chih-Hsin Hsu[12] 2019 RC Patients with acute PE 63.8 200 83 117 2 6 3.0
Farid Rashidi[13] 2020 PC Patients with acute PE 58.3 475 280 195 8 14 1.0
Gudula J. A. M. Boon[14] 2021 PC Patients with acute PE 56.0 314 167 174 7 2 2.0
Carlos Aranda[15] 2020 RC Patients with acute PE 51.8 241 121 120 7 7 2.0
C. Martinez[16] 2018 RC Patients with acute PE 61.1 2356 1137 1219 130 153 3.5

CTEPH = chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension, PC = prospective cohort study, PE = pulmonary embolism, RC = retrospective cohort study.