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Table 2 Clinical Characterization of Patients with Acute Lung Injury

From: Immunodetection of occult eosinophils in lung tissue biopsies may help predict survival in acute lung injury

Patient

Concurrent Clinical Diagnoses

Gender

Age

PaO2/FIO2

Ventilator

Hospital Death

Pathology Diagnosis

1

Esophageal carcinoma

M

51

80

Yes

Yes

ALI

2

SLE

F

73

290

No

No

ALI

3

Dressler's syndrome

M

72

134

Yes

Yes

ALI

4

Lymphoma

F

63

204

Yes

No

ALI

5

Crohn's Disease

F

63

205

No

No

ALI with possible AEP

6

HIV+

M

64

150

Yes

No

ALI-DAD With PCP

7

Multiple myeloma

F

73

111

Yes

No

ALI-DAD

8

Lung cancer

F

65

100

Yes

No

ALI-DAD

9

Hepatitis C

M

41

89

Yes

Yes

ALI-DAD

10

SLE

F

75

156

Yes

Yes

ALI-DAD

11

MCTD/pulmonary fibrosis

M

65

93

Yes

Yes

ALI-DAD

12

Dematomyositis

F

42

149

No

Yes

ALI-DAD

13

SLE

M

77

200

No

No

ALI

14

Pneumoconiosis

M

69

66

Yes

No

ALI

15

Drug-induced lung toxicity

M

61

223

No

No

ALI with fibrosis

16

Esophageal carcinoma

M

67

96

Yes

No

ALI-DAD

17

RZ/possible aspiration

F

72

205

No

No

ALI

18

CVD

F

41

167

No

No

ALI-DAH

19

Goodpasture syndrome

M

72

133

Yes

Yes

ALI-DAD with HSV infection

20

Wegener syndrome

M

73

205

No

No

ALI with fibrosis

  1. Table Abbreviations: AEP- Acute Eosinophilic Pneumonia; ALI Acute- Lung Injury; ALI-DAD- Acute Lung Injury which includes Diffuse Alveolar Damage; ALI-DAH- Acute Lung Injury which includes Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage; CVD- undifferentiated Collagen Vascular Disorder; DAD Diffuse Alveolar Damage; DAH- Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage; HIV Human Immunodeficiency Virus; MCTD- Mixed Connective Tissue Disorder; PCP Pneumocystis Pneumonia; RA- Rheumatoid Arthritis; SLE Systemic Lupus Erythematosus