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Table 4 Relationship between patient characteristics or operative factors and postoperative atelectasis or pneumonia

From: Individualization of risk factors for postoperative complication after lung cancer surgery: a retrospective study

 

Atelectasis or pneumonia

p value

Present

Absent

Gender

   

 Male

37 (6%)

548 (94%)

0.01

 Female

10 (3%)

361 (97%)

 

Age

   

 < 75 years

31 (4%)

668 (96%)

0.25

 ≥ 75 years

16 (6%)

241 (94%)

 

Smoking history

   

 Present

39 (6%)

556 (94%)

 < 0.01

 Absent

8 (2%)

353 (98%)

 

Coexistence of ILD

   

 Present

2 (9%)

20 (91%)

0.35

 Absent

45 (5%)

889 (95%)

 

Coexistence of diabetes mellitus

   

 Present

6 (4%)

130 (96%)

0.76

 Absent

41 (5%)

779 (95%)

 

Coexistence of malignancy

   

 Present

8 (5%)

153 (95%)

0.97

 Absent

39 (5%)

756 (95%)

 

Coexistence of asthma

   

 Present

7 (25%)

21 (75%)

 < 0.01

 Absent

40 (4%)

888 (96%)

 

FEV1%

   

 < 70%

23 (7%)

310 (93%)

0.03

 ≥ 70%

24 (4%)

599 (96%)

 

Coexistence of arrhythmia or angina pectoris

   

 Present

8 (8%)

90 (92%)

0.11

 Absent

39 (5%)

819 (95%)

 

Lobe

   

 RU

18 (6%)

271 (94%)

0.23

 RM

2 (3%)

56 (97%)

 

 RL

10 (4%)

221 (96%)

 

 LU

14 (6%)

206 (94%)

 

 LL

3 (2%)

155 (98%)

 

Operative approach

   

 C-VATS + RATS

12 (4%)

329 (96%)

0.13

 H-VATS + Open

35 (6%)

580 (94%)

 

Operative procedure

   

 Lobectomy or more

38 (5%)

671 (95%)

0.28

 Sublobar resection

9 (4%)

238 (96%)

 
  1. FEV1% forced expiratory volume % in one second, RU right upper, RM right middle, RL right lower, LU left upper, LL left lower, C complete, VATS video-assisted thoracic surgery, RATS Robot-assisted Thoracic Surgery, H hybrid