Table 1.
Demographics, age of diagnosis of history of acute pancreatitis in men and women with chronic pancreatitis enrolled in the NAPS2-CV study
| Demographics | Men (N=287) | Women (N=234) |
|---|---|---|
| Age (yrs) at enrollment, median, (Q1-Q3) | 53.1 (43.7-61.1) | 52.9 (41.3-62.6) |
| Age (yrs) distribution at enrollment, n(%): | ||
| <25 | 9 (3) | 14 (6) |
| 25-45 | 75 (26) | 61 (26) |
| 45-65 | 149 (52) | 110 (47) |
| 65+ | 55 (19) | 49 (21) |
| Age (yrs) at diagnosis, median, (Q1-Q3)a | 45 (34-55) | 45 (31-55) |
| Age (yrs) at symptoms, median, (Q1-Q3)b | 41.5 (30-52) | 41 (26-51) |
| Racec (%): | ||
| White | 243 (85) | 210 (90) |
| Others | 44 (15) | 24 (10) |
| BMI at enrollment, median, (Q1-Q3) | 24.7 (22.1-27.7) | 23.7 (20.6-28.8) |
| BMI maximum, median, (Q1-Q3) | 29 (25.7-32.9) | 29 (24.7-34) |
| BMI difference (BMI maximum-BMI at enrollment) | 4.3 | 5.3 |
| Acute pancreatitis everd, n (%) | 180 (72) | 136 (68) |
| Recurrent acute pancreatitise, n (%) | 141 (59) | 113 (57) |
Missing data:
a
34 patients
b
7 patients
c
4 patients
d
71 patients
e
86 patients
Proportions/medians shown are based on effective numbers