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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Transbronchial and transesophageal fine-needle aspiration using a single ultrasound bronchoscope in the diagnosis of locoregional recurrence of surgically-treated lung cancer

Gender: Male (67/73 (91.7%))

 

Age: Mean 69 (SD ± 10.4).

 

Time to recurrence: 23 (IQR: 11.5–49).

 

CT findings:

 

 Isolated mediastinal lymphadenopaties: 50 (68.5%)

 

 Mediastinal lymphadenopaties & lung nodules/masses: 23 (31.5%)

 

Stage:

 

 IA: 26 (35.6%)

 

 IB: 17 (23.3%)

 

 IIA: 12 (16.4%)

 

 IIB: 13 (17.8%)

 

 IIIA: 4 (5.5%)

 

 IV: 1 (1.4%)

 

Surgical treatment:

 

 Lobectomy 48 (65.7%)

 

 Bilobectomy 3 (4.1%)

 

 Neumonectomy 8 (11%)

 

 Wedge resection 14 (19.2%)

 

Systematic mediastinal nodal dissection:

 

 Linfadenectomy: 58 (79.5%)

 

 Nodes diseccted: 14.5 (IQR: 11–20.75)

 

 Stations diseccted: 4.5 (±1)

 

Previous mediastinoscopy: 6 (8.2%)

 

Previous EBUS: 20 (27.4%)

 

Previous treatment:

 

 Surgery 47 (64.4%)

 

 Adyuvant chemotherapy 16 (21.9%)

 

 Adyuvant radiotherapy 1 (1.4%)

 

 Trimodal treatment 9 (12.3%)