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Table 1 Characteristics of 13 BHD patients with (recurrent) SP after air travel

From: Risk of spontaneous pneumothorax due to air travel and diving in patients with Birt–Hogg–Dubé syndrome

Patient number

Destination prior to SP

Number of flights in Europe

Number of flights Intercontinental

Recurrent episode of SP?

Episode number of SP

Type of imaging diagnosis SP

Time interval

1

Unknown

>20

>20

Yes

2

X thorax

<48 h

2

Europe

>20

11–20

Yes

3

X

<48 h

3

Europe

>20

1–5

Yes

4

X thorax +CT

10–15 days

4

Europe

>20

>20

No

1

X thorax

5–10 days

5

Intercontinental

>20

>20

No

1

X thorax

<48 h

5

Intercontinental

>20

>20

Yes

4

X thorax +CT

<48 h

6

Intercontinental

>20

>20

Yes

2

X thorax

20–25 days

7

Europe

6–10

0

Yes

10

X thorax

<48 h

8

Europe

6–10

1–5

No

1

X thorax

<48 h

9

Europe

>20

0

Yes

2

X thorax +CT

<48 h

10

Europe

>20

6–10

Yes

2

X thorax

15–20 days

11

Europe

>20

>20

Yes

2

X thorax +CT

20–25 days

12

Intercontinental

>20

>20

No

1

X thorax

15–20 days

13

Europe

>20

>20

No

1

X thorax

5–10 days

13

Intercontinental

>20

>20

Yes

2

X thorax

<48 h

13

Intercontinental

>20

>20

Yes

3

X thorax +CT

<48 h