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. 2020 Mar 1;21(2):80–86. doi: 10.5152/TurkThoracJ.2019.18135

Table 1.

Patient demographics at baseline

Number of Patients 148
Sex (Female/Male), n 68/80
Age, y 48.6±15.1
Age at start smoking, y 18.4±3.9
Level of smoking, pack/years 24.9±16.4
Daily number of cigarettes (cig/day) 19.2±8.6
Mild smoker (0–9) 6 (4.8)
Moderate smoker (10–19) 44 (29.7)
Heavy smoker (>20) 98 (66.2)
FNAQ, points 5.1±2.2
low grade addiction (0–3) 41 (27.7)
Intermediate grade addiction (4–6) 70 (47.2)
high grade addiction (7–10) 37 (25.0)
CAT scores, points 19.8±9.0
Pulmonary function test
FEV1, L 2.22±1.17
FEV1, % 67.9±29.1
FVC, L 3.17±1.38
FVC, % 81.24±27.97
FEV1/FVC, % 67.49±12.80
PEF 3.22±2.17
PEF (%) 43.64±23.25
FEF25–75, L 2.37±1.05
FEF25–75, % 53.38±26.04
COPD GOLD status
Stage-0 65/148 – (43.9)
Stage-I 19/148 – (12.8)
Stage-II 21/148 – (14.1)
Stage-III 17/148 – (11.4)
Stage-IV 26/148 – (17.5)
Smoking cessation treatments
Only NRT 50 (75.7)
NRT + Varenicline 36 (24.3)
Patients with initial inhaler treatment 43 (29.0)
Successfull smoking cessation at 3-M 100 (67.5)
Quitters at 12-M 68 (45.9)
Non-quitters at 12-M 80 (54.1)

Data are presented mean±SD or n (%).

FEV1: a forced expiration volume in 1 s; FVC: forced vital capacity; PEF: peak expiratory flow; FEF25–75: forced expiratory flow between 25% and 75% of vital capacity; COPD GOLD: Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease; FNAQ: Fagerström Nicotine Addiction Questionnaire; CAT: chronic obstructive lung disease assessment test; M: month; L: liter; NRT: nicotine replacement treatment