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. 2010 Sep 28;8:110. doi: 10.1186/1477-7525-8-110

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients at baseline

Pre-transplant N = 103 Post-transplant
N = 110
Mean Age (SD) 54 (12.55) 53 (12.93)

Gender (%)
 Female 55 44
 Male 45 56

Race/Ethnicity (%)
 White 98 92
 American Indian 2 3
 East Indian 0 2
 Asian 0 1
 Black 0 1

Marital Status (%)
 Married 47 53
 Single 50 50
 Divorced 68 32
 Other 46 55

Education (%)
 High school 46 54
 College 60 40
 University 32 68

Employment (%)
 Working 15 18
 Unemployed 16 13
 Retired 21 22
 Disability 48 47

General Health (%)
 Excellent 1 6
 Very Good 14 38
 Good 22 38
 Fair 32 14
 Poor 31 4

Chronic Conditions (%)
 Arthritis 20 15
 Osteoporosis 24 33
 Hypertension 26 31
 Diabetes 11 18
 Other 9 3

Co-morbidities (%)
 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 43 41
 Pulmonary Fibrosis 29 27
 Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
Cystic Fibrosis
10
15
11
19
 Other 3 2

Mean Number of Chronic conditions (SD) 2.00 (1.74) 1.48 (1.56)

Mean Six Minute Walk test, in meters (SD) 357 (134) 548 (155)

Mean FEV1% pred* (SD) 39.20 (21.63) 67.10 (25.19)

Mean time since transplantation (weeks) 136 (range 3-960)

SD = Standard Deviation; *FEV1%pred = Predicted Forced Expiratory Volume in 1 second