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[Preprint]. 2023 Nov 22:rs.3.rs-3593490. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3593490/v1

Table 2.

Demographics characteristics of initial manual curated and larger phenotyping-based cohorts. WES/WGS: whole-exome sequencing/whole-genome sequencing. Panel: gene panel.

Demographics Characteristics Clinicians–Curated Genetic Cohort (n=1,005) EHR Phenotyping-based Cohort (n = 6,458)
WES/WGSa Panela WES/WGSb Panelb

Race
White 271 (227) 102 (146) 1447 1642
Black or African American 79 (58) 34 (55) 344 363
Asian 30 (25) 9 (14) 116 78
Other (e.g., American Indians or Alaska nation) 2 (2) 4 (4) 504 42
Not described 176 (139) 79 (116) 42 592
Decline or not specified 151 (119) 68 (100) 578 710

Sex
Male 452 (362) 169 (259) 1687 1502
Female 257 (208) 127 (176) 1342 1924
Other - - 2 1

Age at the index date
Mean age ± Std 4.88 ± 4.87 (4.92 ± 5.00) 5.88 ± 5.91 (5.50 ± 5.46) 5.56 ± 5.53 10.05 ± 6.09
Median age 3.48 (3.46) 3.65 (3.61) 5.27 10.87
0 – 5 443 (359) 165 (249) 1470 914
5 – 10 140 (103) 52 (89) 722 675
10 – 15 93 (79) 47 (61) 505 837
>= 15 33 (29) 32 (36) 334 1001

Total WES/WGS cases 709 (570) 296 (435) 3,031 3,427
a

Genetic testing labels annotated by clinicians, followed by the label counts after adjustment (statistics before label adjustment).

b

Genetic testing labels extracted from clinical narrative notes based on phenotyping approach.