Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2015.
World J Gastroenterol. Aug 14, 2015; 21(30): 9111-9117
Published online Aug 14, 2015. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v21.i30.9111
Table 1 Baseline characteristics demonstrating homogeneity of the pulmonary transplant study population
TotalNormal distal reflux exposureIncreased distal reflux exposure
(n = 32)(n = 13)(n = 19)
Follow-up (yr), median1.3
Male sex15 (46.9)7 (53.8)8 (42.1)
BMI, mean ± SD26.7 ± 4.9726.7 ± 4.4726.7 ± 5.40
Age at transplant (yr), mean54.7 ± 10.857.6 ± 9.0152.7 ± 11.7
White race30 (93.7)13 (100)17 (89.5)
Pulmonary diagnosis
IPF15 (46.9)3 (23.1)12 (63.2)
COPD6 (18.7)3 (23.1)3 (15.8)
CF6 (18.7)2 (15.4)4 (21.0)
COP2 (6.25)2 (15.4)0
AAT1 (3.13)1 (7.69)0
Sarcoid1 (3.13)1 (7.69)0
Other1 (3.13)1 (7.69)0
Cardiac function, Baseline
LVH
None27 (84.4)11 (84.6)16 (84.2)
Any5 (15.6)2 (15.4)3 (15.8)
LVEF, mean ± SD0.59 ± 0.050.58 ± 0.060.60 ± 0.05
PCWP, mean ± SD9.97 ± 4.6211.5 ± 4.998.89 ± 4.15
PVR1, mean ± SD224.4 ± 89.0243.3 ± 100.1210.0 ± 79.6
Pulmonary function, Baseline
FVC1.91 ± 0.712.00 ± 0.841.85 ± 0.63
FVC, %-pred0.48 ± 0.140.50 ± 0.160.47 ± 0.12
FEV11.22 ± 0.601.07 ± 0.671.32 ± 0.54
FEV1, %-pred0.39 ± 0.180.33 ± 0.170.43 ± 0.17
FEV1/FVC0.65 ± 0.240.54 ± 0.240.73 ± 0.21
Lungs transplanted
Unilateral15 (46.9)7 (53.8)8 (42.1)
Bilateral17 (53.1)6 (46.1)11 (57.9)
Post-transplant PPI24 (75.0)10 (76.9)14 (73.7)
Deaths, all cause8 (25.0)2 (15.4)6 (31.6)
Deaths, pulmonary-related7 (21.9)2 (15.4)5 (26.3)
Early allograft injury16 (50.0)5 (38.5)11 (57.9)
BOS2 (6.25)1 (7.69)1 (5.26)