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. 2018 Dec;10(12):6452–6457. doi: 10.21037/jtd.2018.11.10

Table 3. Pathological characteristics of patients with BSMPLA.

Variables N (%)
Surgical types
   Lobar-lobara 4 [7]
   Lobar-sublobarb 28 [50]
   Lobar-segmentectomy 18 [32]
   Lobar-wedge resection 10 [18]
   Sublobar-sublobarc 24 [43]
   Segmentectomy-segmentectomy 8 [14]
   Segmentectomy-wedge resection 6 [11]
   Wedge resection-wedge resection 10 [18]
Pathology
   AIS 22 [17]
   MIA 48 [37]
   IA 60 [46]
Tumor dimension (cm)
   0< d ≤1 52 [40]
   1< d ≤2 60 [46]
   2< d ≤3 14 [11]
   3< d ≤4 4 [3]
Most advanced TNM stage
   Stage I 52 [93]
   Stage II 2 [3.5]
   Stage III 2 [3.5]
Largest pT
   T1 52 [93]
   T2 4 [7]
   T3 0
Highest pN
   N0 52 [93]
   N1 2 [3.5]
   N2 2 [3.5]

a, lobar-lobar: bilateral lobectomy; b, lobar-sublobar: lobectomy with contralateral sublobar resection (anatomical segmentectomy or wedge resection); c, sublobar-sublobar: bilateral sublobar resections (anatomical segmentectomy or wedge resection). BSMPLA, bilateral synchronous multiple primary lung adenocarcinoma; AIS, adenocarcinoma in situ; MIA, minimally invasive adenocarcinoma; IA, invasive adenocarcinoma.