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Published in final edited form as: Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol. 2013 Sep 11;12(4):589–596.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.cgh.2013.09.008

Table 5.

Estimates of the prevalence of EoE in the medical literature

Author, year Location Study type, population Population age N (Population) N (EoE) Time of estimate Prevalence estimate (per 100,000)
Noel, 2004 Hamilton Co, OH Single center, retrospective, pediatric Pediatric -- 103 2000-2003 43.0
Cherian, 2006 Perth, Australia Single center, retrospective, pediatric Pediatric -- 285 1995, 1999, 2004 89.0
Gill, 2007 Huntington region, WV Single center, retrospective, pediatric Pediatric ~600,000 44 1995-2004 73.0
Buckmeier, 2008 Hamilton Co, OH Single center, retrospective; pediatric Pediatric -- -- 2000-2006 90.7
Dalby, 2010 Southern Denmark Multicenter, prospective; pediatric Pediatric 256,164 6 2005-2007 2.3
Straumann, 2005 Olten Co, Switzerland Single center, retrospective, adult Adult ~100,000 23 1989-2004 23.0
Ronkainen, 2006 Northern Sweden Population-based, prospective, adult Adult 1,000 4 1998-2001 400
Hruz, 2012 Olten County, Switzerland Single center, retrospective, adult Adult ~90,000 39 1989-2009 42.8
Spergel, 2011 U.S. Physician survey -- 1,863 MDs -- 2010 52.2
Prasad, 2009 Omstead Co, MN Population-based, retrospective, all ages Pediatric and adult ~140,000 78 1976-2005 55.0
Ally, 2012 U.S. (Military) Administrative data; all ages Pediatric and adult 10,180,515 987 2009 9.7
Present study* U.S. Administrative data; all ages Pediatric and adult 11,569,217 6,513 2009-2011 56.7
*

standardized to U.S. age distribution