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Table 1 Comparative baseline characteristics of the entire cohort, hospitalized, and non-hospitalized CTD-ILD patients. Characteristics include demographics, lung function, radiographic patterns, and clinical interventions

From: The impact of hospitalization on mortality in patients with connective tissue disease-associated interstitial lung disease: a medical records review study

Characteristic

Entire Cohort (n = 96)

Patients with CTD-ILD and hospitalization (n = 73)

Patients with CTD-ILD and no hospitalization (n = 23)

P-value

Age, mean ± SD

54.15 ± 13.97

54.82 ± 13.77

52.00 ± 14.71

0.40

Female, n (%)

76 (79)

56 (77)

20 (87)

0.39

Race, n (%)

   

0.10

 Black

38 (40)

31 (42)

7 (30)

 

Ethnicity, n (%) (Hispanic)

44 (54)

35 (53)

9 (56)

0.82

Former or active smoke, n (%)

41 (43)

34 (47)

7 (30)

0.17

Pulmonary hypertension, n (%)

28 (31)

24 (33)

4 (22)

0.36

FVC predicted, n (%)

   

0.37

 Mild (> 76.9%)

18 (22)

17 (27)

1 (5)

 

 Moderate (64.3–76.8%)

21 (25)

15 (23)

6 (32)

 

 Severe (< 64.2%)

44 (53)

32 (50)

12 (63)

 

DLCo predicted, n (%)

    

 Normal

11 (13)

8 (13)

3 (15)

 

 Mild

20 (24)

14 (23)

6 (30)

0.30

 Moderate

26 (32)

23 (37)

3 (15)

 

 Severe

25 (30)

17 (27)

8 (40)

 

UIP ILD pattern, n (%) (2 missing)

28 (30)

23 (32)

5 (23)

0.41

NSIP ILD pattern, n (%) (2 missing)

35 (37)

26 (36)

9 (41)

 

Immunosuppression, (n) %

78 (81)

59 (81)

19 (83)

1.00

Transplant referral, (n) %

17 (18)

17 (24)

0 (0)

0.01