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. 2014 Jan 8;9(1):1. doi: 10.1186/2049-6958-9-1

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients with liver cirrhosis diagnosed with invasive pulmonary aspergillosis (n = 19)

Characteristic Patients (n= 19)(%)
Sex (males/females)
12/7
Age, years, median (range)
54 (30–75)
Underlying liver disease
 
  Hepatitis B virus
11 (57.89)
  Alcoholic
3 (15.79)
  Autoimmune hepatitis
1 (5.26)
  Hybrid cause
4 (21.05)
Basic underlying disease
 
  Cardiovascular disease
4 (21.05)
  Diabetes mellitus type 2
2 (10.53)
  Chronic lung diseases
2 (10.53)
Complications
 
  Hepatic encephalopathy
8 (42.10)
  Hepatic renal syndrome
4 (21.05)
  Upper gastric bleeding
4 (21.05)
  Ascites
16 (84.21)
  Hydrothorax
10 (52.63)
  Hepatic carcinoma
2 (10.53)
  CTP scores (mean ± SD)
11 ± 2
  Child B
6 (31.58)
  Child C
13 (68.42)
  MELD (mean ± SD)
22 ± 7
  Neutropenia
2 (10.53)
  Broad-spectrum antibiotics usage
18 (94.74)
  One antibiotic
9 (47.37)
  Two antibiotics
4 (21.05)
  Three antibiotics
5 (26.32)
  Steroids exposure(longer than 1 week)
11 (57.89)
Survival rate
 
  1 month
5/19
  3 month 4/19

Data presented as n patients or mean ± SD unless stated otherwise.

CTP, Child-Turcotte-Pugh; MELD, Model for End-Stage Liver Disease.