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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Respir J. 2012 Aug 16;41(5):1023–1030. doi: 10.1183/09031936.00077012

Table 1.

Demographics and FEV1 of Subspecialty Pulmonary Evaluation Cohorts

Characteristic Baseline Cohort
N=801
Resistant+
N=68
Controls+
N=124
Susceptible+
N=66
WTC Arrival Time# Morning 9/11 197 (25) 13(19) 21(17) 18 (27)
Afternoon 9/11 498 (62) 48(71) 88(71) 36 (55)
Anytime ≥ 9/12 106 (13) 7(10) 15 (12) 12(18)

9/11 to Study, Months MME 2.7 (2–3.8) 2.0(2–3) 2.5 (2–3) 2.0 (2–3)
SPE 33.8 (25–57) 33.0(27–53) 33.3 (25–55) 32.0 (21–52)
BMI, kg/m2 § MME 28.0 (26–30) 27.3(26–29) 28.0(26–30) 29.1 (27–32)
SPE 28.9 (27–31) 27.6(26–30) 29.0(27–31) 30.3 (28–34)
Years of Service at 9/11ƒ 18.3(11–23) 18.7(10–24) 18.0 (11–22) 18.8(14–23)
Age at 9/11 40.0 (36–45) 42.0(38–46) 42.0 (37–46) 40.5(36–46)
#

Expressed as N (%);

Expressed as Median (Inter Quartile Range);

+

p<0.05 by one-way ANOVA Kruskal Wallis between Susceptible, Resistant Cases, and Controls

§

BMI at MME: Resistant N=67

ƒ

Years of Service: Controls: N=68; Resistant N=26; Susceptible: N=51

Abbreviation Dictionary: Medical Monitoring Entry (MME); Subspecialty Pulmonary Exam (SPE)