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. 2017 Jan 1;195(1):78–85. doi: 10.1164/rccm.201602-0402OC

Table 1.

Radiological Assessment and Availability of Surgical Lung Biopsy in Patients Treated in the INPULSIS Trials

  Nintedanib (n = 638) Placebo (n = 423) Total (n = 1061)
Surgical lung biopsy available, n (%) 144 (22.6)* 85 (20.1)* 229 (21.6)*
Radiological assessment, n (%)      
 Criteria A, B, and C 264 (41.4)* 199 (47.0)* 463 (43.6)*
  No surgical lung biopsy 224 (35.1)* 175 (41.4)* 399 (37.6)*
 Criteria A and C 62 (9.7)* 42 (9.9)* 104 (9.8)*
  No surgical lung biopsy 57 (8.9)* 38 (9.0)* 95 (9.0)*
 Criteria B and C 296 (46.4) 172 (40.7) 468 (44.1)
  No surgical lung biopsy 213 (33.4) 125 (29.6) 338 (31.9)
 Did not fulfill radiological inclusion criteria (diagnosed based on surgical lung biopsy) 16 (2.5)* 10 (2.4)* 26 (2.5)*

Criterion A: definite honeycomb lung destruction with basal and peripheral predominance; criterion B: presence of reticular abnormality and traction bronchiectasis consistent with fibrosis with basal and peripheral predominance; criterion C: atypical features absent, specifically nodules and consolidation; ground glass opacity, if present, is less extensive than reticular opacity pattern.

*

Patients with honeycombing and/or biopsy (229 with biopsy, 399 [criteria A, B, and C] + 95 [criteria A and C] with honeycombing but not biopsy).

Patients without honeycombing or biopsy.