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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Heart Lung Transplant. 2014 Aug 28;34(1):36–42. doi: 10.1016/j.healun.2014.08.018

Table 3.

Chest X-ray and Bronchoscopy Findings Among Single Lung Transplantation, Stratified by Use of the Second Donor Lung

Variable No. (%)
When both lungs were used (n = 3,892)
 Chest X-ray
  Normal 1,713 (44)
  Abnormal 713 (18.3)
  Unknown 1,466 (37.7)
 Bronchoscopy
  None 315 (8.1)
  Normal 2,144 (55.1)
  With purulent secretions 185 (4.8)
  With foreign body aspiration 17 (0.4)
  With blood 101 (2.6)
  With abnormal anatomy/lesion 26 (0.7)
  Results unknown 89 (2.3)
  Unknown 1,013 (26)
When one lung was used (n = 2,511)
 Chest X-ray
  Transplanted side
   Normal 1,323 (52.7)
   Abnormal 483 (19.2)
   Unknown 705 (28.1)
  Other side
   Normal 834 (33.2)
   Abnormal 972 (38.7)
   Unknown 705 (28.1)
 Bronchoscopy
  Transplanted side
   None 181 (7.2)
   Normal 1,460 (58.1)
   With purulent secretions 207 (8.2)
   With foreign body aspiration 10 (0.4)
   With blood 74 (2.9)
   With abnormal anatomy/lesion 15 (0.6)
   Unknown 564 (22.5)
  Other side
   Unknown 1,828(72.8)
   None 91 (3.6)
   Normal 403 (16)
   With purulent secretions 129 (5.1)
   With foreign body aspiration 7 (0.3)
   With blood 42 (1.7)
   With abnormal anatomy/lesion 11 (0.4)