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. 2012 Apr 12;13(4):311–319. doi: 10.1007/s10194-012-0447-4

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of patients with chronic migraine (CM) and the two comparison groups

CM cases (N = 681) Comparison cohort: cases with other migraine (N = 2,226) P value CM cases (N = 948) Comparison cohort: non-migraine population (N = 3,790) P value
n % n % n % n %
Age (years)
 <20 40 5.87 102 4.58 0.348 70 7.38 280 7.39 1.000
 20–40 273 40.09 941 42.27 382 40.30 1,526 40.26
 40–60 292 42.88 964 43.31 356 37.55 1,424 37.57
 ≥60 76 11.16 219 9.84 140 14.77 560 14.78
Gender
 Male 146 21.44 446 20.04 0.426 234 24.68 934 24.64 0.980
 Female 535 78.56 1,780 79.96 714 75.32 2,856 75.36
Urbanization level
 1 (high) 259 38.03 934 41.96 0.101 282 29.75 1,128 29.76 1.000
 2 229 33.63 768 34.50 305 32.17 1,220 32.19
 3 82 12.04 252 11.32 151 15.93 604 15.94
 4–5 70 10.28 187 8.40 109 11.50 436 11.50
 6–7 35 5.14 79 3.55 100 10.55 400 10.55
 Missing 6 0.88 6 0.27 1 0.11 2 0.05
Premiums (NT$)
 >43,900 79 11.60 242 10.87 0.722 103 10.86 412 10.87 1.000
 30,301–43,900 55 8.08 187 8.40 81 8.54 324 8.55
 21,001–30,300 74 10.87 274 12.31 105 11.08 420 11.08
 ≤21,000 67 9.84 241 10.83 98 10.34 392 10.34
 Fixed 406 59.62 1,282 57.59 561 59.18 2,242 59.16

RR relative risk, CI confidence interval, SD standard deviation