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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 18.
Published in final edited form as: Haemophilia. 2011 Dec 21;18(2):276–283. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2516.2011.02713.x

Table 3.

Characteristics of children with haemophilia by risk group, 2008.

Children Haemophilia A
Haemophilia B (CHB)§
Receiving no bypassing agents (CHAB) Receiving bypassing agents (CHAB+)
No. of children 226 16 36
Age (mean) 9 9 9
Clotting factor
 No. of people (%) 182 (81) 16 (100)‡‡* 34 (94)††*
Emergency department (ED) visits
 No. of people (%) 119 (53) 13 (81)††* 18 (50)††
 Frequency among ED visitors 2.7 4.0* 2.8
Type of care: N (% of people who received each type of care)
 Inpatient 35 (15) 8 (50)††** 8 (22)††
 Prescription 166 (73) 16 (100)‡‡* 31 (86)††
Total expenditures ($)
 Median 23 697 55 038§§ 49 521§§
 Mean 83 981 509 778** 125 522
 95th percentile 313 309 4 055 362 590 268
Expenditures for clotting factor ($)
 Median 7548 17 102§§ 27 644§§*
 Mean 64 282 304 599** 115 388**
 95th percentile 273 706 2 720 805 573 428
*

and

**

represent a 5% and a 1% level of significance, respectively.

Reference.

Statistical tests examine the null hypothesis that the CHAB group has the same characteristics as the CHAB+ group.

§

Statistical tests examine the null hypothesis that the CHAB group has the same characteristics as the CHB group.

t-test.

††

Chi-squared test.

‡‡

Fisher’s exact test.

§§

Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney test.