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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of 35 patients surgically treated for NTM-PD

From: The impact of adjuvant surgical treatment of nontuberculous mycobacterial pulmonary disease on prognosis and outcome

Characteristics

No. (%) or median (IQR)

Sex, female

23 (65.7)

Age, median (IQR)

58 (47–65)

Body mass index, mean (SEM)

20.13 (17.93–21.36)

Smoking status, never/former/current

28 (80)/4 (11.4)/3 (8.6)

Underlying disease/history

 Prior TB

5 (14.3)

 COPD

1 (2.9)

 Diabetes mellitus

2 (5.7)

 Lung resection

2 (5.7)

Species/group

Mycobacterium avium

18 (51.4)

M. intracellulare

10 (28.6)

M. kansasii

1 (2.9)

M. abscessus

5 (14.3)

 Undetermined

1 (2.9)

CAM-resistant strains

8 (22.9)

Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis

3 (8.6)

CT pattern

 Fibrocavitary

17 (48.6)

 Nodular bronchiectasis

12 (34.3)

 Unclassifiable

3 (8.6)

CT findings

 cavitation

32 (91.4)

 bronchiectasis

25 (71.4)

Pre- and postsurgical treatmenta

 No treatment

3 (8.6)

 On treatment

32 (91.4)

  CAM-included regimen ≥3 drugs

29 (82.9)

  CAM-included regimen with 2 drugs

1 (2.9)

  CAM monotherapy

0 (0.0)

  Non-CAM-included regimen

2 (5.7)

Treatment duration (months), median (IQR)

 Pre-surgical

5.5 (2–34)

 Post-surgical

12 (3–20)

Preoperative sputum examinations

 Positive AFB stain

10 (28.6)

 Positive AFB culture

16 (45.7)

Indications of surgery

 Poor response to medical therapy

7 (20.0)

 Remnant destroyed lesions

23 (65.7)

 Massive hemoptysis

5 (14.3)

Preoperative PFT, median (IQR)

 % FEV1, %

87 (73.9–101.6)

 % FVC, %

95.4 (80.2–106.2)

Postoperative PFT, median (IQR)

 % FEV1, %

72.1 (61.63–95.25)

 % FVC, %

70.5 (56.25–92.15)

  1. aThe main therapy was evaluated during the 6 months of preoperation and postoperation