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[Retracted] Clinical Analysis of Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery for Resection of Solitary Pulmonary Nodules and Influencing Factors in the Diagnosis of Benign and Malignant Nodules

Table 2

Univariate analysis of diagnosis of benign and malignant nodules (n, %).

Clinical informationBenign (n = 98)Malignant (n = 219)χ2 value value

Gender0.3470.556
 Male52 (53.06%)124 (56.62%)
 Female46 (46.94%)95 (43.38%)

Age5.6880.001
 ≥45 years old42 (42.86%)137 (62.56%)
 <45 years old56 (57.14%)82 (37.44%)

Clinical symptoms1.5070.261
 Yes55 (56.12%)98 (44.75%)
 No43 (43.88%)121 (55.25%)

Smoking history0.2350.627
 Yes37 (37.76%)89 (40.64%)
 No61 (62.24%)130 (59.36%)

Past history of tumor0.8150.367
 Yes6 (6.12%)20 (9.13%)
 No92 (93.88%)199 (90.87%)

Maximum nodule diameter (mm)4.8780.009
 ≤20 mm52 (53.06%)84 (38.36%)
 21–30 mm46 (46.94%)135 (61.64%)

Lesion site0.5270.459
 Upper lobe of right lung35 (35.71%)61 (27.85%)
 Middle lobe of right lung12 (12.24%)19 (8.68%)
 Lower lobe of the right lung17 (17.35%)41 (18.72%)
 Upper lobe of the left lung19 (19.39%)60 (27.40%)
 Lower lobe of left lung15 (15.31%)38 (17.35%)

Calcification4.1680.016
 Yes23 (23.47%)3 (1.37%)
 No75 (76.53%)216 (98.63%)

Lobarization sign3.8240.019
 Yes11 (11.22%)168 (76.71%)
 No87 (88.78%)51 (23.29%)

Burr sign4.0180.017
 Yes36 (36.73%)172 (78.54%)
 No53 (54.08%)47 (21.46%)

Vascular cluster sign4.6810.010
 Yes4 (4.08%)72 (32.88%)
 No94 (95.92%)147 (67.12%)

Vacuolation sign2.0420.183
 Yes12 (12.24%)39 (17.81%)
 No86 (87.76%)180 (82.19%)

Pleural depression sign3.5940.021
 Yes18 (18.37%)174 (79.45%)
 No80 (81.63%)45 (20.55%)