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Table 1 Baseline patient demographics and clinical characteristics of patients undergoing robotic and open lobectomy

From: Robotic lobectomy has the greatest benefit in patients with marginal pulmonary function

 

Robotic

Lobectomy

Open

Lobectomy

P-value

(n = 287)

(n = 312)

Age [years], mean ± SD

65.3 ± 11.3

63.2 ± 10.1

0.016

Male Gender

134 (47%)

157 (50%)

0.41

Zubrod Score

 0–1

270 (94%)

291 (93%)

0.67

 2+

17 (6%)

21 (7%)

 

Pack years, median (IQR)

40 (21–60)

40 (23–60)

0.51

Active smoker

91 (32%)

92 (30%)

0.59

FEV1 [% predicted], mean ± SD

82.4 ± 19.7

77.6 ± 19.7

0.003

DLCO [% predicted], mean ± SD

75.5 ± 22.8

74.5 ± 20.2

0.59

COPD

128 (45%)

118 (38%)

0.09

BMI > 30 kg/m2

88 (31%)

100 (32%)

0.80

Hypertension

180 (63%)

188 (60%)

0.56

Steroid use

9 (3%)

10 (3%)

0.96

Coronary artery disease

121 (42%)

132 (42%)

0.97

Peripheral vascular disease

29 (10%)

22 (7%)

0.19

Prior cardiothoracic surgery

40 (14%)

64 (20%)

0.040

Preoperative chemotherapy

11 (4%)

26 (8%)

0.027

Preoperative radiation therapy

13 (5%)

25 (8%)

0.10

Diabetes

45 (16%)

61 (20%)

0.22

Preoperative creatinine > 1.5 mg/dl

25 (4%)

13 (4%)

0.98

Lung cancer

240 (83%)

256 (82%)

0.61

Pathologic Stage (AJCC 7th ed.)

 Stage I-II

209 (87%)

220 (86%)

0.75

 Stage III-IVa

31 (13%)

35 (14%)

 

Laterality

 Left

176 (61%)

197 (63%)

0.65

 Right

111 (39%)

115 (37%