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. 2024 Mar 19;16(3):1933–1946. doi: 10.21037/jtd-23-1669

Table 1. Clinical characteristics of LT patients who underwent TS for lung cancer resection.

Characteristic Value
Participants 7 (100.0)
Sex, male/female 6 (85.7)/1 (14.3)
Body mass index, kg/m2 23.3 (19.7; 30.3)
Indication for LT
   COPD 3 (42.9)
    SLT/BLT 1 (33.3)/2 (66.6)
   IPF 4 (57.1)
    SLT/BLT 4 (100.0)/0
Transplant procedure
   SLT 5 (71.4)
   BLT 2 (28.6)
   Age at LT, years 56.6 (46.0; 66.0)
   Age at TS, years 64.0 (54.0; 67.0)
   Time from LT to TS (overall), years 5.7 (1.5; 9.3)
Site of TS
   Native lung 4 (57.1)
   Transplant lung 3 (42.9)
Smoking status prior to LT
   Never smoker 1 (14.3)
   Former smoker 6 (85.7)
   Pack years 20 (5; 45)
Immunosuppressive therapy
   Prednisolone + MMF
    + tacrolimus 4 (57.1)
    + ciclosporin 3 (42.9)
Comorbidities
   Charlson comorbidity index 10 (7; 14)
   CLAD prior to TS 5 (71.4)
   Arterial hypertension 5 (71.4)
   CAD 2 (28.6)
   Chronic renal failure 3 (42.9)
   Hyperlipoproteinemia 5 (71.4)
   Diabetes mellitus 3 (42.9)

Data are shown as number with percentage or median (minimum; maximum). LT, lung transplantation; TS, thoracic surgery following transplantation; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; SLT, single LT; BLT, double LT; IPF, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis; MMF, mycophenolate; CLAD, chronic lung allograft dysfunction; CAD, coronary artery disease.