. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 27.

Published in final edited form as: Br J Dermatol. 2014 Apr;170(4):907–913. doi: 10.1111/bjd.12804

Table 1. Study population demographics (34 haemangiomas, either IH or CH, in 29 infants; 578 mothers and 594 infants in total).

	Mothers and infants, n (%)	Infants [n (%)] with haemangioma (IH + RICH)
Race/ethnicity of mothers
White/non-hispanic	267 (46.2)	14 (48.3)
Hispanic	145 (25.1)	9 (31)
Asian	56 (9.7)	3 (10.3)
African American	28 (4.8)	1 (3.4)
Other	82 (14.2)	2 (6.8)
Maternal age, years
15–21	50 (8.6)	1 (3.4)
22–28	207 (35.8)	9 (31)
29–35	238 (41.1)	12 (41.4)
36–42	79 (13.7)	7 (24.1)
43–49	4 (0.7)	0
Sex of infants
Male	325 (54.7)	13 (44.8)
Female	267 (44.9)	16 (55.2)
Unknown	2 (0.03)	0

CH, congenital haemangioma; IH, infantile haemangioma; RICH, rapidly involuting IH.