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. 2021 Feb 9;11:7. doi: 10.25259/JCIS_224_2020

Table 3:

Univariate analysis of parameters effects on overall survival.

Parameter Surviving Dead P-value
Age (y) 73.8±9.6 73.8±6.5 0.994
Female gender n=7 (63.3%) n=4 (36.4%) 0.670
BMI (kg/m2) 29.9±13.7 30.5±6.7 0.903
Smoking history (PY) 47.5±39.2 52.4±41.3 0.785
Tumor location 0.083
RUL n=4 (19.0%) n=3 (14.3%)
RML n=0 (0%) n=0 (0%)
RLL n=2 (9.5%) n=3 (14.3%)
LUL n=3 (14.3%) n=3 (14.3%)
LLL n=3 (14.3%) n=0 (0%)
Tumor pathology 0.115
PAC n=6 (28.6%) n=1 (4.8%)
PSCC n=3 (14.3%) n=3 (14.3%)
CG n=0 (0%) n=1 (4.8%)
NET n=1 (4.8%) n=0 (0%)
NSC-US n=1 (4.8%) n=1 (4.8%)
Tumor longest dimen. (mm) 17.0±3.4 18.0±7.5 0.716
Tumor shortest dimen. (mm) 12.7±3.6 13.7±4.6 0.596
Depth from pleura (mm) 21.1±15.3 17.5±15.7 0.620
Pred. FVC % 84.7±15.2 73±21.6 0.093
Pred. FEV1 % 57.1±19.9 47.3±13.7 0.132
FEV1/FVC ratio 53.8±19.3 50.9±14.7 0.726
Comorbidities 0.921
Diabetes n=1 (4.8%) n=3 (14.3%)
CHF n=0 (0%) n=1 (4.8%)
HTN n=7 (33.3%) n=6 (28.6%)
CKD n=1 (4.8%) n=1 (4.8%)
HLD n=5 (23.8%) n=7 (33.3%)
A.Fib n=1 (4.8%) n=3 (14.3%)
Obesity n=4 (19.0%) n=5 (23.8%)
Malnutrition n=0 (0%) n=1 (4.8%)
CAD n=3 (14.3%) n=2 (9.5%)
OSA n=2 (9.5%) n=3 (14.3%)

y: Year, BMI: Body mass index, NSC-US: Non-small cell unspecified, PSCC: Pulmonary squamous cell carcinoma, PAC: Pulmonary adenocarcinoma, NET: Neuroendocrine tumor, CG: Caseating granuloma, pred. FVC%: Predicted forced vital capacity, FEV1%: Forced expiration volume in 1 s, PY: Pack-year, CHF: Congestive heart failure, HTN: Hypertension, CKD: Chronic kidney disease, HLD: Hyperlipidemia, A. Fib: Atrial fibrillation, CAD: Coronary artery disease, OSA: Obstructive sleep apnea