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. 2021 Jun;9(12):983. doi: 10.21037/atm-21-2243

Table 2. Participants with positive-HRCT findings in EGPA and in severe asthma.

HRCT findings EGPA (n=96), n [%] Severe asthma (n=82), n [%] P value
Airway signs
   Bronchial wall thickening 93 [97] 69 [84] 0.003
   Air trapping 58/59 [98]* 42/52 [81]# 0.002
   Tree-in-bud opacities 60 [63] 12 [15] <0.001
   Bronchial mucoid impaction 49 [51] 10 [12] <0.001
   Bronchiectasis 38 [40] 5 [6] <0.001
   Mosaic perfusion 9 [9] 3 [4] 0.129
Airspace signs
   Diffused GGOs 71 [74] 15 [18] <0.001
   Consolidation 37 [39] 17 [21] 0.010
   Single GGO 15 [16] 23 [28] 0.044
Other signs
   Increased small vascular markings 44 [46] 2 [2] <0.001
   Emphysema 35 [36] 17 [21] 0.021
   Mediastinal or hilar lymphadenopathy 22 [23] 11 [13] 0.074
   Interlobular septal thickening 18 [19] 2 [3] 0.001
   Atelectasis 11 [11] 1 [1] 0.007

Data are presented as n (%). *, 59 of the EGPA participants underwent HRCT scans at both inspiration and expiration phases. #, 52 participants with severe asthma underwent HRCT scans at both inspiration and expiration phases. HRCT, high-resolution computed tomography; EGPA, eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis; GGO, ground-glass opacity.