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Table 1 Demographics, cardiovascular risk factors, respiratory function, chronic lung infections and medications of patients enrolled in this study

From: Effects of bilateral lung transplantation on cardiac autonomic modulation and cardiorespiratory coupling: a prospective study

 

Study population n = 22

Demographics, n (%)

 

 Age, median (IQR) years

33 (24–51)

 Female

11 (50)

 Body mass index, median (IQR)

20.8 (18.2–23.9)

 Lung Allocation Score, median (IQR)

34.6 (32.8–38.6)

 Cystic fibrosis

14 (63.6)

 Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

2 (9.1)

 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

2 (9.1)

 Nonspecific interstitial pneumonia

1 (4.5)

 Other indications for lung transplant

3 (13.6)

Cardiovascular risk factors, n (%)

 

 Hypertension

4 (18.2)

 Diabetes

10 (45.5)

 Pulmonary hypertension

5 (22.7)

 mPAP, median (IQR) mmHg

21.5 (18–24)

Respiratory function, median (IQR)

 

 Exacerbations, n (%)

16 (72.7)

 P/F

319 (279–342)

 pCO2, mmHg

41 (38.8–48)

 FEV1% of predicted

28.5 (24–43)

 FVC % of predicted

53 (40–64)

 FEV1/FVC ratio

49.5 (41–69)

 DLCO, %

45 (28–57)

 6MWT, m

475 (255–540)

Chronic lung infections, n (%)

 

 P. aeruginosa

12 (54.5)

 MRSA

6 (27.3)

 Aspergillus

2 (9.1)

 C. albicans

2 (9.1)

 B. cepacia

1 (4.5)

Medications, n (%)

 

 Beta-agonists

20 (90.9)

 Steroids

18 (81.8)

 Oxygen

16 (72.7)

 Beta-blockers

3 (13.6)

  1. n number, IQR 25–75 interquartile range, mPAP mean pulmonary arterial pressure, FEV1 forced expiratory volume in 1 s, FVC forced vital capacity, DLCO diffusing capacity of the lung for carbon monoxide, 6MWT six minutes walking test, MRSA methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus