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. 2013 Jun 18;28(7):1523–1530. doi: 10.1002/jbmr.1891

Table 1.

Demographic Overview of Cohort

Patient Gender Age at OI Dx (years) Age at examination (years) Ambulatory status Height (cm) Height Z-score Weight (kg) Weight Z-score BMI (kg/m2) Racea Familial association Bisphosphonate treatment
1 M Birth 7 Ambulatory 118 −0.4 19 −1.1 13 A/C Son of patient 3 Pamidronate (IV)
2 M 1.5 12 Ambulatory 149 0.2 36 −0.4 16 A/C Son of patient 3 Pamidronate (IV)
3 F 0.5 48 Ambulatory w/assistance 147 −2.9 61 −0.4 28 C Mother of patients 1 and 2 Alendronate (PO)
4 F 2.0 43 Wheelchair 97 −11.9 24 −1.6 26 C
5 F 2.0 33 Ambulatory 115 −6 41 −0.9 31 C
6 F In utero (27 weeks) 2 months n/a 53 −2.4 5 −0.8 17 C Daughter of patient 7
7 M Birth 32 Ambulatory 147 −3.6 43 −1.2 20 C Father of patient 6
8 M 0.5 60 Wheelchair 98 −10.4 33 −3.6 34 C Father of patient 9 Pamidronate (IV) and alendronate (PO)
9 M 0.7 24 Ambulatory 173 −0.5 68 −0.4 23 A/C Son of patient 8 Pamidronate (IV)
10 F 2.0 23 Ambulatory 151 −1.5 74 −0.4 32 C
11 M 3.0 23 Wheelchair 152 −3.4 91 0.5 39 C
12 F 1.3 5 Ambulatory 86 −4.3 10 −1.8 13 C Pamidronate (IV)
13 M 0.7 47 Wheelchair 150 −2.5 54 −2.2 24 C
14 M n/a 6 Ambulatory 101 −3.0 14 −3.2 14 C Alendronate
15 F Birth 36 Ambulatory 140 56 28 C Alendronate; ibandronate; zoledronic acid; calcitonin; teriparatide
16 F 1 4 Ambulatory 91 −2.7 12 −3.1 14 C Daughter of patient 17 Pamidronate (IV)
17 F 0.5 21 Ambulatory 147 64 29 C Mother of patient 16 None

OI = osteogenesis imperfecta; Dx = diagnosis; BMI = body mass index; IV = intravenously; PO = orally; n/a = not available.

a

A = Asian; C = Caucasian; H = Hispanic.