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Table 1 Clinical manifestations and characteristics of patients included in the study

From: Comparison of fibrosing mediastinitis patients with vs. without markedly increased systolic pulmonary arterial pressure: a single-center retrospective study

 

FM (n = 51)

Group of FM

P value

SPAP < 50 mmHg group; n = 26

SPAP ≥ 50 mmHg groupn = 25

General information

Age at time of diagnosis, yrs

64.04 ± 11.46

66.42 ± 9.99

61.56 ± 12.52

0.131

Male, %

15(29.4%)

8(30.8%)

7(28.0%)

0.828

History of smoking

12(23.5%)

8(30.8%)

4(16.0%)

0.214

Tuberculosis

Confirmed

27(52.9%)

   

Suspected

7(13.7%)

   

Clinical presentation

Dyspnea

48(94.1%)

23(88.5%)

25(100.0%)

0.235

Cough

40(78.4%)

20(76.9%)

20(80.0%)

0.789

Expectoration

36(70.6%)

17(65.4%)

19(76.0%)

0.406

Hemoptysis

9(17.6%)

6(23.1%)

3(12.0%)

0.465

Chest pain

6(11.8%)

4(15.4%)

2(8.0%)

0.668

Chest tightness

25(49.0%)

10(38.5%)

15(60.0%)

0.124

Palpitation

1(2.0%)

0(0.0%)

1(4.0%)

0.490

Fever

9(17.6%)

5(19.2%)

4(16.0%)

0.762

Peripheral edema

19(37.3%)

10(38.5%)

9(36.0%)

0.856

SVCS

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

Hoarseness

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

CRP

12(23.5%)

7(26.9%)

5(20.0%)

0.560

ESR

9(17.6%)

7(26.9%)

2(8.0%)

0.140

  1. SVCS = superior vena cava syndrome; ESR = erythrocyte sedimentation rate; CRP = c-reactive protein