Fully Covered Metallic Stents for the Treatment of Benign Airway Stenosis

Table 1

Patients, stenosis, and stent characteristics.

Patients’ characteristics			Stenosis characteristics					Stent characteristics		Number of previous stents
Number	Age	Sex	Diagnosis	Type	Degree	Location	Length	Type	Dimensions
1	31	M	PITS	S4-D1	4	II	30	Straight		1
	34	M	PITS	S4-D1	4	II	30	Straight		2
2	56	M	PITS	S4	4	II	15	Straight		2
	56	M	PITS	S4	4	II	15	Straight		3
3	56	M	PITS	S4	2	I	10	Straight		0
4	54	F	PITS	S4	3	I	35	Straight		1
5	59	F	AS-LTX	S4-D1	2	V	15	Straight		0
	61	F	AS-LTX	S4-D1	4	V	15	Straight		1
6	62	F	AS-LTX	S4	4	V	20	Straight		0
7	51	M	AS-LTX	S4-D1	5	V	20	Straight		0
8	77	F	AS-SL	S4	3	IV	20	Straight		0
9	57	F	AS-LTX	D1	4	V	10	Straight		0
10	61	F	AS-LTX	S4-D1	4	V	10	Straight		0
11	54	F	AS-LTX	S4	3	V	15	Straight		4
12	57	M	AS-LTX	D1	3	V	50	Straight		0
	57	M	AS-LTX	D1	3	V	50	Straight		1
13	58	M	AS-LTX	S4	4	V	10	Straight		0
	58	M	AS-LTX	S4	4	V	25	Straight		1
14	58	F	AS-LTX	D1	4	V	35	Straight		0
15	49	M	PITS	S4-D1	3	I	30	Straight		0
16	65	F	AS-LTX	S4	4	V	15	Straight		0

M = male, F = female, PITS = postintubation tracheal stenosis, AS = anastomotic stricture, SL = sleeve lobectomy, LTX = lung transplantation.