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. 2021 Jan 6;27(1):10–17. doi: 10.5761/atcs.oa.20-00169

Table 1. Characteristics of demographics, hemoptysis before surgery, and surgical technique.

Baseline characteristics Age Median 52.59 ± 10.72
Range 26–79
Sex, n (%) Male 56/75 (74.7%)
Female 19/75 (25.3%)
Underline lung disease, n (%) Tuberculosis 66 (88%)
Emphysema 3 (4%)
Lung abscess 2 (2.7%)
Carcinoma 0
Bronchial cyst 0
None 4 (5.4%)
Type of aspergilloma, n (%) Simple 0
Complex 75 (100%)
Pathology (post-operation) Aspergillus Fumigatus 74 (98.7%)
Others (aspergillus) 1 (1.3%)
Only aspergilloma 74 (98.7%)
Others (carcinoma) 1 (1.3%)
Occupation Retired 18 (24%)
Freelancer 53 (70.7%)
Office worker 1 (1.3%)
Market trader 3 (4%)
Characteristics of hemoptysis before surgery Level of hemoptysis Mild 24 (32%)
Moderate 39 (52%)
Severe 12 (16%)
Number of hemoptysis in 24 hours 1 17 (22.6%)
2 17 (22.6%)
3 4 (5.4%)
4 37 (49.4%)
Blood loss in 24 hours <30 ml 23 (30.6%)
30–200 ml 37 (49.4%)
>200 ml 15 (20%)
Companion symptoms Cough and sputum 51 (68%)
Chest pain 37 (49.4%)
Dyspnea 26 (34.6%)
Fever 9 (12%)
Surgical Characteristics (n = 75) Operative time (min) 129.5 ± 36.6
Rib retraction 3.41 ± 0.77 (2-6)
Number of table tennis ball 4.22 ± 2.02
Blood loss during operation Mean ± SD 250.7 ± 163.1
<200 ml 27 (36%)
200–300 ml 33 (44%)
300–500 ml 12 (16%)
>500 ml 3 (4%)
Blood loss during operation Yes 20 (26.6 %)
No 55 (73.4%)
ICU length-stay time 2.56 ± 0.95
Drainage Yes 54 (72%)
No 21 (28%)
Intra-operative complication Pleural tear 1 (1.3%)
Pneumothorax 1 (1.3%)
Massive bleeding (≥1000 ml) 1 (1.3%)
Early post-operation complications Atelectasis 2 (2.6%)
Pneumothorax 1 (1.3%)
Late post-operative complication Infection 1 (1.4%)