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. 2015 Nov 17;10(11):e0143169. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0143169

Table 3. Clinical and follow-up data of 26 patients with pulmonary mucoepidermoid carcinoma.

Number (%) Number (%)
Age, yr Lobe and segmental bronchus 16(72.7)
Mean 46.5   Upper right 2(12.5)
Range 12–79   Middle right 3(18.75)
Gender   Lower right 2(12.5)
Female 13(50)   Upper left 3(18.75)
Male 13(50)   Lower left 6(37.5)
Smoking Within lung 4(15.4)
Never 19(73.1)  Upper right 1(25)
Have smoked 7(26.9)  Lower right 2(50)
Symptoms  Lower left 1(25)
Present 22(84.6) Operation method
 Cough 15(68.2) Resection 23(88.5)
 Hemoptysis 11(50)  Lobectomy 17(73.9)
 Dyspnea 7(30.4)  Wedge resection 1(4.3)
 Chest pain 2(9.1)  Partial tumor resection 2(8.7)
 Fever 1(4.5)  Tracheal or bronchial segmental resection 3(13.1)
 Hoarseness 1(4.5) Biopsy 3(11.5)
Absent 4(15.4) Radiotherapy and/or Chemotherapy(n = 23)
Duration symptom, mo Received 9(39.1)
Median 5.5  Radiotherapy 4(44.5)
Range 0.5–20  Chemotherapy 3(33.3)
Pulmonary function testing (n = 20)  Both 2(22.2)
Restrictive 1(5) None 14(60.9)
Obstructive 2(10) Follow-up time. mo(n = 23)
Mixed 0 Mean 32.6
Normal 17(85) Range 7–170
Bronchoscopy (n = 16) Prognosis (n = 23)
Neoplasm in lumen 16(100) Survival 19(82.6)
Normal 0  Disease free 18(94.7)
Location (n = 23)  Survival with tumor 1(5.3)
Trachea or bronchus 22(84.6) Death 4(17.3)
Trachea 4(18.2) Metastasis (n = 3)
Main bronchus 2(9.1)   Brain 1
  Left 1(50)   Bone 2
  Right 1(50)   Adrenal gland 1
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