Table 1 Clinical characteristics of 115 patients diagnosed as MIA or precursor lesion with single pGGO.

From: Correlation between imaging features of pure ground-glass opacities and pathological subtypes of lung minimally invasive adenocarcinoma and precursor lesions

Clinical characteristics

AAH / AIS (n = 64)

MIA (n = 51)

p

Cases

Gender

  

0.079

 

 Male

22 (34.38%)

10 (19.61%)

 

32 (27.83%)

 Female

42 (65.62%)

41 (80.39%)

 

83 (72.17%)

Age

48.13 ± 11.46

49.39 ± 12.11

0.567

 

Invasion

  

0.443

 

 Lymph node

0 (0%)

1 (1.96%)

 

1 (0.87%)

Surgery

  

0.644

 

 Nodule resection

35 (54.69%)

24 (47.06%)

 

59 (51.30%)

 Wedge/segment resection

23 (35.94%)

20 (39.22%)

 

43 (37.39%)

 Lobectomy

6 (9.38%)

7 (13.73%)

 

13 (11.30%)

Symptoms

  

0.239

 

 Absent

49 (76.56%)

34 (66.67%)

 

83 (72.17%)

 Present

15 (23.44%)

17 (33.33%)

 

32 (27.83%)

Smoking history

  

0.460

 

 None

59 (92.19%)

49 (96.08%)

 

108 (93.91%)

 Yes

5 (7.81%)

2 (3.92%)

 

7 (6.09%)

  1. AAH, atypical adenomatous hyperplasia. AIS, adenocarcinoma in situ. MIA, minimally invasive adenocarcinoma. pGGO, pure ground-glass opacity.