TABLE 1.
Race and ethnicity data in North American PCD literature.
| References | Total N | % race/ethnicity |
|---|---|---|
| Davis et al.4 | 118 | 81% White |
| 19% Not reported | ||
| Davis et al.5 | 137 | 82% White |
| 12% Asian | ||
| 2% Black | ||
| 2% Multiracial | ||
| 2% Not reported | ||
| <1% Native American | ||
| Leigh et al.6 | 392 | 86% White |
| 14% Not reported | ||
| Kinghorn et al.7 | 141 | 74.5% White |
| 9.2% Asian | ||
| 2.8% Black | ||
| 2.8% More than 1 | ||
| 0.7% American Indian/Alaska Native | ||
| Behan et al.8 | 224 | 64% White |
| 15% Asian | ||
| 8% Other | ||
| 7% Missing | ||
| 4% Black | ||
| Shapiro et al.9 | 69 | 81% White |
| 19% Not reported | ||
| Leigh et al.10 | 373 | No data reported |
| Mullowney et al.11 | 92 | No data reported |
| Wee et al.12 | 123 | No data reported |
| Ratjen et al.13 | 35 | No data reported |
| Bingol et al.14 | 30 | No data reported |
| Funkhouser et al.15 | 26 | No data reported |
Abbreviation: PCD, primary ciliary dyskinesia.