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. 2024 Apr 2;221(6):e20232387. doi: 10.1084/jem.20232387

Table 3.

Overrepresented syndromic features identified in JAK1 variant-positive individuals by blinded systematic review of EHRsa

Odds ratio (95% CI) P value (Fisher’s exact) Variant positive (n = 43) Variant negative (n = 129)
Sex (female) 1.098 (0.5504–2.204) 0.8609 22 63
Autoimmunity 2.203 (1.066–4.551) 0.0412* 21 39
Hashimoto thyroiditis 9.600 (1.377–125.4) 0.0487* 3 1
Rheumatic disease 8.355 (1.659–42.67) 0.0112* 5 2
Autoimmunity and ≥ any one category 2.335 (1.106–4.880) 0.0235* 20 35
Autoimmunity and ≥ any two categories 2.47 (1.167–5.044) 0.0252* 17 27
Atopy 1.499 (0.7531–3.050) 0.2908 23 56
Atopy and ≥ any one category 1.665 (0.8196–3.372) 0.1553 21 47
Atopy and ≥ any two categories 2.183 (1.074–4.626) 0.0513 18 32
Colitis (GI inflammation) 1.499 (0.7554–3.083) 0.2922 24 59
Colitis and ≥ any one category 1.649 (0.8265–3.365) 0.1619 23 53
Colitis and ≥ any two categories 2.43 (1.147–5.101) 0.0219* 20 34
Dermatitis 1.323 (0.6304–2.701) 0.5798 30 82
Dermatitis and ≥ any one category 1.675 (0.8299–3.466) 0.2143 28 68
Dermatitis and ≥ any two categories 2.559 (1.256–5.011) 0.0105* 23 40
Any 3+ categories (autoimmunity, atopy, colitis, or dermatitis) 2.559 (1.256–5.011) 0.0105* 23 40
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Odds ratios with 95% confidence interval (CI) generated using Baptista Pike method. P values generated using Fisher’s exact test (two-tailed) test. P values <0.05 are indicated by an asterisk (*). Variant-positive and variant-negative columns indicate the number of EHRs with at least one finding present for each row.