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. 2017 Mar 19;188(3):430–436. doi: 10.1111/cei.12941

Table 2.

Family‐specific clinical characteristics

Family Number F/M Mean age (years) Symptom onset Prophylaxis yes/no Number of attacks without prophylaxis
A 40
18/22
46
s.d. 20
8
s.d. 5
19/21 Frequent: 3
Intermediate: 6
Rare: 9
Very rare: 3
B 7
5/2
35
s.d. 14
11
s.d. 7
1/6 Frequent: 0
Intermediate: 1
Rare: 3
Very rare: 2
C 8
4/4
37
s.d. 19.8
9
s.d. 3.6
2/6 Frequent: 0
Intermediate: 2
Rare: 3
Very rare: 1
D 9
6/3
55
s.d. 16.5
14
s.d. 8.2
2/7 Frequent: 0
Intermediate 3
Rare: 1
Very rare: 3
E 1
1/0
25 2 1/0
F 1
1/0
47 9 0/1 Frequent:1
G 1
1/0
43 5 1/0
H 2
1/1
50
s.d. 24
27
s.d. 8
0/2 Frequent: 1
Rare: 1
I 1
1/0
45 27 0/1 Intermediate:1

F = female; M = male; s.d. = standard deviation. Frequent number of attacks: ≥ 1/week. Intermediate number of attacks: ≤ 1/week; ≥ 1/month. Rare number of attacks: ≤ 1/month; ≥ 1/year. Very rare number of attacks: < 1/year.