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. 2020 Aug 15;202(4):586–594. doi: 10.1164/rccm.202003-0510OC

Table 1.

Basic Demographics of Control Subjects and Patients with PAH in Three Analysis Groups and More Detailed Clinical Characteristics, Including Disease Severity of Patients with PAH as a Cohort

  A: RNA Discovery B: RNA Validation C: Model Validation
  Control Subjects PAH Control Subjects PAH Control Subjects PAH
Female 17 89 16 80 17 86
Male 7 31 8 40 7 33
Age, yr 43.9 (30.2–53.4) 45.2 (35.7–55) 45.1 (31–53.5) 43.2 (33.3–54.8) 44.4 (31.7–51.6) 47.1 (36.7–61.2)
PAH Patient Characteristics in A, B, and C Median (25th–75th Percentile) or Counts
Age at diagnosis 44.8 (34.3–58.1)
Female/male
255/104
Ethnicity, white/other
314/45
WHO functional class, I/II/III/IV
36/138/155/18
Six-minute-walk distance, m
330 (224.5–411)
Mean pulmonary artery pressure, mm Hg
53 (46–61)
Mean right atrial pressure, mm Hg
8 (6–12)
Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure, mm Hg
10 (7–12)
Q̇, L/min
3.8 (3.05–4.9)
Cardiac index, L/min/m2
2.07 (1.68–2.57)
Pulmonary vascular resistance, Wood units
11.55 (7.93–15.78)
Years since diagnosis sampled
3.95 (1.38–7.7)
Years survived since sampling
3.14 (2.3–3.67)
Years survived since diagnosis
6.99 (4.19–10.88)
Vasoresponders 21

Definition of abbreviations: PAH = pulmonary arterial hypertension; WHO = World Health Organization.

Control subjects are healthy volunteers without any cardiac or respiratory disease.