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. 2025 Apr 11;13:1520487. doi: 10.3389/fped.2025.1520487

Table 2.

Comparison between CPA and control group.

Variable CPA group Control group Significance (P-valuea)
Total number of patients 48 323
Age (years) 4.8 ± 4.5 6.7 ± 4.8 .011*
Male 56.3% 54.8% .878
Pre-existing conditions 100% 91% .022*
Prematurity (n; %) 13; 27.1 31; 9.6 .001*
Gestational age (n; mean ± SD) 12; 33.69 ± 2.44 27; 32.08 ± 2,96 .242
Neurology (n; %) 29; 59.2 23; 7.1 <.001*
Gastroenterology (n; %) 19; 39.6 47; 14.6 <.001*
Syndrome 20 14; <.001*
Genetically confirmed 12; 11; <.001*
Not confirmed 8; 3; <.001*
Cardiology 21; 24; <.001*
Orthopedics 10; 12; <.001*
Pulmonology 44; 278; .285
Protracted bacterial bronchitis 5; 49; .384
Oncology 3; 23; .826
Psychology 3; 7; .103
Rheumatology/immunology 4; 27; .995
Endocrinology 4; 14; .229
Nephrology 3; 9; .206
Urology/gynecology 2; 3; .074

Differences between both groups in regard to age, gender and the presence of pre-existing conditions.

a

P-value was computed by Chi-Square test for independence for categorial data and by Student’s t-test or Welch’s test for continuous data.

*

Significant P-values.