Figure 5.

Patients who chose to continue with immunoglobulin (Ig) treatment administered subcutaneously (IGSC) 20% at the end of the study. Treatment preference was analysed separately for the age groups 2–13 years (observer: parent) and 14 years and older (observer: patient) at the ‘end‐of‐study’ visit (n = 48). Plotted are the number of patients who declared that they would continue with immunoglobulin (Ig) treatment administered subcutaneously (IGSC) 20% treatment (black bar) and the number of patients who would choose an alternative IgG replacement therapy (grey bar); the proportion of subjects in each category (%) is indicated above the bars.