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Table 3 Clinical characteristics in patients with SPAP < 50 mmHg vs. SPAP ≥ 50 mmHg

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

 

FM group

P value

SPAP < 50 mmHg group n = 26

SPAP ≥ 50 mmHg group n = 25

Anatomic distribution of FM within the mediastinum

Bilateral

18(69.2%)

20(80.0%)

0.378

Unilateral

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

Diffuse

8(30.8%)

5(20.0%)

0.378

Pulmonary arteries compression

19(73.1%)

23(92.0%)

0.140

Main pulmonary arteries

3(11.5%)

4(16.0%)

0.703

Lobar arteries

18(69.2%)

22(88.0%)

0.103

Pulmonary veins compression

5(19.2%)

7(28.0%)

0.460

Superior vena cava compression

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

Bronchial compression

11(42.3%)

9(36.0%)

0.645

Esophagus compression

1(3.8%)

1(4.0%)

1.000

Others

Pleural effusion

5(19.2%)

12(48.0%)

0.029

Pericardial effusion

2(7.7%)

5(20.0%)

0.248

Calcification of Lymph node

10(38.5%)

13(52.0%)

0.331

Pleural thickening

15(57.7%)

19(76.0%)

0.166

Segmental or subsegmental atelectasis

5(19.2%)

10(40.0%)

0.104

Arterial blood gas analysis

PaO2, kpa

9.83 ± 2.12

9.26 ± 1.70

0.321

PaCO2, kpa

5.24 ± 0.85

5.41 ± 1.35

0.608

SaO2, %

95.0(91.8,97.0)

94.2(91.0,95.6)

0.211

Pulmonary function, n = 34

n = 18

n = 16

 

FVC, %pred

94.15(80.70,111.73)

95.70(71.28,103.20)

0.506

FEV1, %pred

70.95(58.48,98.53)

66.70(51.85,79.78)

0.224

FEV1/FVC

63.63(55.02,75.66)

61.37(56.90,70.35)

0.670

TLC, %pred

93.45(85.35,101.20)

92.25(77.48,97.75)

0.646

DLCO, %pred

71.65(64.25,81.93)

63.30(47.23,77.65)

0.081

  1. % pred = percent of predicted value; PaO2 = partial pressure of oxygen; PaCO2 = partial pressure of carbon dioxide; SaO2 = oxygen saturation; FVC = forced vital capacity; FEV1 = forced expiratory value in 1 s; TLC = total lung capacity; DLCO = diffusion capacity of carbon monoxide