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. 2024 Nov 27;18:17534666241301284. doi: 10.1177/17534666241301284

Table 1.

Patient’s characteristics (N = 46).

Age (m, ±SD) 61.8 ± 6.6 years
Sex (n, %) Women 11 (23.9)
Men 35 (76.1)
Histological type (n, %) NSCLC-NOS 5 (10.9)
Neuroendocrine 1 (2.1)
Squamous cell carcinoma 15 (32.7)
Adenocarcinoma 25 (54.3)
Tumor location (n, %) Right upper lobe 20 (43.5)
Middle lobe 2 (4.3)
Right lower lobe 12 (26.1)
Left upper lobe 8 (17.4)
Left lower lobe 4 (8.7)
N2 disease location Subcarinal 16 (34.7)
Right lower paratracheal 22 (47.9)
Left lower paratracheal 8 (17.4)
Previous diagnostic method Mediastinoscopy 3 (6.5)
EBUS-TBNA 43 (93.5)
Induction therapy (n, %) Chemoradiotherapy 42 (91.3) Cisplatin etoposide 1
Cisplatin vinorelbine 30
Carboplatin vinorelbine 11
Chemoradiotherapy + immunotherapy 3 (6.5)
Chemotherapy + immunotherapy 1 (2.2)
Radiotherapy dose (m, ±SD) 58.3 Gy ±3.9
Time between end of induction therapy and EBUS-TBNA (m, ±SD) 5.1 weeks ±1.7
Time between EBUS-TBNA and resection (m, ±SD) 34.6 days ±11.2
Number of mediastinal stations sampled during EBUS-TBNA (m, ±SD) 1.22 ± 0.44
Number of passes during EBUS-TBNA (m, ±SD) 5.1 ± 2.4
Number of lymph nodes dissected during VAMLA (m, ±SD) 11.2 ± 6.2
Number of mediastinal stations dissected during VAMLA (m, ±SD) 3 ± 0.63
Resection surgery (n, %) (N = 26) Sublobar resection 2 (7.7)
Lobectomy 20 (76.9)
Bilobectomy 4 (15.4)
Final N status (n, %) Persistent N2 disease 19 (41.3)
Downstaging 27 (58.7)
Time between EBUS-TBNA and VAMLA (m, ±SD) 20.3 days ±8.3
Time between EBUS-TBNA and resection (m, ±SD) 34.6 days ±11.2
Time between VAMLA and resection (m, ±SD) 14.3 days ±8.3
Operative time during resection after induction (m, ±SD) 203 min ±49.8

EBUS-TBNA, endobronchial ultrasound-guided transbronchial needle aspiration; m, mean; n, number; NSCLC-NOS, non-small cell lung cancer-not otherwise specified; SD, standard deviation; VAMLA, video-assisted mediastinoscopic lymphadenectomy.