Zaremba et al. Supplemental Figure S2. Average airway luminal area of patients with PASC, patients with COVID-19, and healthy controls.

Zaremba et al. Supplemental Figure S2. Average airway luminal area of patients with PASC, patients with COVID-19, and healthy controls.

<p dir="ltr">Airway luminal cross-sectional areas of the seven main conducting airways in patients with PASC and COVID-19 compared to healthy controls. Data are reported as medians of average values measured at proximal, middle, and distal point of each airway with upper and lower li...

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Main Author: Solomiia Zaremba (19540666) (author)
Other Authors: Alex Miller (19541772) (author), Erik A. Ovrom (19541777) (author), Jonathon W. Senefeld (15133409) (author), Chad C. Wiggins (19541778) (author), Paolo B. Dominelli (19541808) (author), Ravindra Ganesh (19541812) (author), Ryan T. Hurt (19541815) (author), Brian J. Bartholmai (19541817) (author), Brian T Welch (19541820) (author), Juan G. Ripoll (19541822) (author), Michael Joyner (14676324) (author), Andrew H. Ramsook (19541825) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Medical physiology not elsewhere classified
CT imaging
bronchiectasis
airway remodeling
long COVID
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Summary:<p dir="ltr">Airway luminal cross-sectional areas of the seven main conducting airways in patients with PASC and COVID-19 compared to healthy controls. Data are reported as medians of average values measured at proximal, middle, and distal point of each airway with upper and lower limits and IQR, interquartile range. PASC, post-acute sequelae of COVID-19. p-values: *, p<0.05: **, p<0.01; ***, p<0.001.</p>

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