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. 2024 Jun 14;16(6):3563–3573. doi: 10.21037/jtd-24-230

Table 1. Patient characteristics.

Characteristics All patients (N=48)
Age (years) 30.6±9.9 [14–60]
Female 44 (91.7)
TB status
   Pulmonary TB 45 (93.8)
   Bronchial TB 3 (6.2)
TB activity
   Active TB 10 (20.8)
   Past TB 38 (79.2)
Time from TB diagnosis to tracheobronchial stenosis (months) 12 [7–60]
Symptoms
   Asymptomatic 1 (2.1)
   Local symptoms only 43 (89.6)
   Local and systemic symptoms 4 (8.3)
Severity of dyspnea
   None 28 (58.3)
   Mild 16 (33.3)
   Moderate 4 (8.3)
Karnofsky performance status score
   90 2 (4.2)
   80 16 (33.3)
   70 28 (58.3)
   60 2 (4.2)
FVC (%)* 61.4±12.8 [43–91]
FEV1 (%)* 54.4±11.5 [15–75]
FEV1/FVC (%)* 77.4±14.8 [31–98]
FEF 25–75 (%)* 42.8±14.0 [7–72]
PEF (%)* 56.8±14.8 [18–80]
Restrictive lung disease* 31 (68.9)
Severity of restrictive disease (N=31)
   Mild 10 (32.3)
   Moderate 21 (67.7)
Obstructive lung disease* 12 (26.7)
Severity of obstructive disease (N=12)
   Mild 4 (33.3)
   Moderate 5 (41.7)
   Severe 3 (25.0)
Length of follow-up (months) 69 [61–74]

Statistics are presented as mean ± standard deviation [range], median [interquartile range], and n (%). *, N=45. TB, tuberculosis; FVC, forced vital capacity; FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second; PEF, peak expiratory flow; FEF 25–75, forced expiratory flow between 25% and 75% of vital capacity.