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. 2012 May 28;12:52. doi: 10.1186/1471-230X-12-52

Table 1.

Demographic and disease characteristics of patients with CVS based on disease onset

Variables Pediatric Onset (n-29), Adult Onset (n-72) p-value
Mean age at onset of symptoms(years)
13.4±12.5
32.3±12.3
0.0001
Female sex
25 (86%)
41 (57%)
0.005
Race (%)
 
 
 
White
25 (86%)
54 (75%)
0.29
Black
3 (10%)
14 (20%)
0.38
Hispanic
1 (4%)
2 (3%)
1
Other
0
1 (1%)
 
Type of CVS
 
 
 
CVS plus (%)
4 (14%)
2 (3%)
0.05
Catamenial CVS
5 (17%)
5 (7%)
0.15
Sato’s CVS
2 (7%)
4 (6%)
1
Delay in diagnosis (months)
124.75±85.86
63.53±85.23
0.001
Coalescence
14 (48%)
25 (36%)
0.25
Associated Symptoms
Available n = 27
Available n = 67
 
Abdominal Pain
16 (59%)
47 (70%)
0.34
Co-morbid disorders
Available n = 28
Available n = 68
 
IBS
9 (32%)
18 (27%)
0.62
Anxiety
13 (46%)
32 (47%)
0.19
Depression
9 (32%)
33 (49%)
0.18
Bipolar Disorder
1 (4%)
1 (2%)
0.5
Migraine
16 (55%)
30 (43%)
0.28
Cholecystectomy
9 (32%)
19 (30%)
0.81
Family History (%)
Available n = 25
Available n = 64
 
Family history of migraine
16 (64%)
41 (64%)
1
Drug use %
Available n = 27
Available n = 65
 
Marijuana
8 (30%)
27 (42%)
0.35
Alcohol
7 (26%)
10 (15%)
0.25
Tobacco
3 (12%)
30 (46%)
0.001
Narcotics
0
15 (23%)
0.004
Response to therapy 19/20 (95%) 47/56 (84%) 0.27