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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Dermatolog Treat. 2011 Nov 10;24(1):13–24. doi: 10.3109/09546634.2011.631979

Table I.

Characteristics of the study population

No.(Total=106) %
Age (years)
 18–29 14 14.2%
 30–39 24 24.5%
 40–49 24 24.5%
 50–59 28 28.5%
 60–69 7 7.3%
 > 70 1 1%
Age diagnosed with Psoriasis
 <10 5 5.10%
 10-19 34 34.69%
 20-29 36 36.73%
 30-39 10 10.52%
 40-49 9 9.18%
 50-59 2 2.04%
 60-69 1 1.02%
 >70 1 1.02%
Psoriatic Arthritis
 Yes 40 40.4%
 No 50 50.5%
 Not Sure 9 9.1%
Gender
 Male 58 58.6%
 Female 41 41.4%
Race
 White 58 58.6%
 African American 0 0.0%
 Hispanic 5 5.1%
 Asian/Pacific Islander 32 32.3%
 Native American 1 1.0%
 Other 3 3.03%
Education
 Less than high school 0 0.0%
 High school graduate 14 14.1%
 Undergraduate 51 51.5%
 Graduate 34 34.3%
Living area
 Urban 66 66.7%
 Suburban 30 30.3%
 Rural 3 3.0%
Household income ($)
 < 15,000 8 8.4%
 15,000–40,000 8 8.4%
 40,001–60,000 13 13.7%
 60,001-100,000 26 27.4%
 >100,001 40 42.1%
Health insurance
 Yes 92 92.9%
 No 7 7.1%
Number of Biologics used
 1 50 48.5%
 2 33 32.0%
 3 13 12.6%
 > 3 7 6.8%
Biologics Currently Using
 Amevive 2
 Raptiva 0
 Enbrel 30
 Humira 48
 Remicade 3
 Stelara 4
 Simponi 0
Biologics Previously Using
 Amevive 12
 Raptiva 13
 Enbrel 44
 Humira 18
 Remicade 7
 Stelara 2
 Simponi 2
Biologics currently using or previously used
No. (n=103) %
Amevive 13 12.6%
Raptiva 13 12.6%
Enbrel 72 69.9%
Humira 64 62.1%
Remicade 10 9.7%
Stelara 6 5.8%
Simponi 2 1.9%
Duration of medication use by number of patients
Less than 3 months 3 months to 1 year Greater than 1 year
Amevive 4 5 4
Raptiva 2 1 10
Enbrel 7 16 50
Humira 10 15 38
Remicade 4 1 5
Stelara 1 3 1
Simponi 1 1 0