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. 2024 May 24;103(21):e37972. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000037972

Table 2.

Radiological features and presence of metastatic disease at baseline.

All patients Gender Smoking
n = 367 Male
n = 201
Female
n = 166
P Absent
n = 185
Present
n = 154
P
n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%)
Radiological findings
 Localization of primary .48 .82
 Central 115 (44.1)* 64 (31.8) 51 (30.7) 59 (31.9) 48 (31.2)
 Peripheral 146 (55.9)* 84 (41.8) 62 (37.3) 71 (38.4) 64 (41.6)
 Cavitary lesion 20 (7.7)* 10 (5) 10 (6) .66 11 (5.9) 7 (4.5) .57
 Effusion 112 (42.9)* 54 (26.9) 58 (34.9) .10 69 (37.3) 39 (25.3) .018
Metastatic disease
 Lung 173 (47.1) 94 (46.8) 79 (47.6) .88 85 (45.9) 79 (51.3) .33
 Bone 151 (41.1) 88 (43.8) 63 (38) .26 71 (38.4) 62 (40.3) .72
 Pleural involvement 128 (34.9) 64 (31.8) 64 (38.6) .18 77 (41.6) 44 (28.6) .013
 Distant LAP 114 (31.1) 58 (28.9) 56 (33.7) .32 60 (32.4) 46 (29.9) .61
 Brain 92 (25.1) 55 (27.4) 37 (22.3) .26 44 (23.8) 44 (28.6) .32
 Liver 67 (18.3) 38 (18.9) 29 (17.5) .72 35 (18.9) 27 (17.5) .74
 Adrenal gland 62 (16.9) 41 (20.4) 21 (12.7) .05 23 (12.4) 34 (22.1) .018

LAP = lymphadenopathy.

*

Percentages were reported over 261 patients who had complete data for radiological characteristics.