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. 2017 Jan 12;1(1):39–45. doi: 10.1210/js.2016-1042

Table 1.

Clinical Characteristics of Subjects With Down Syndrome

Pt. No. Sex Age Age (y) BCA (%) Cause of Death
Age <5 y
 1 Male Newborn 0.00 1.57 Fetal distress
 2 Female 4 d 0.01 5.02 Aspiration pneumonia
 3 Female 12 d 0.03 3.33 Congenital heart disease
 4 Female 3 mo 0.25 1.49 Congenital heart disease
 5 Male 4 mo 0.33 1.93 Congenital heart disease
 6 Male 4 mo 0.33 1.93 Congenital heart disease
 7 Female 4 mo 0.33 1.10 Congenital heart disease
 8 Female 5 mo 0.42 1.70 Congenital heart disease
 9 Female 6 mo 0.50 3.24 Congenital heart disease
 10 Female 7 mo 0.58 5.56 Congenital heart disease
 11 Female 9 mo 0.75 2.07 Congenital heart disease
 12 Female 9 mo 0.75 2.38 Congenital heart disease
 13 Female 17 mo 1.42 3.43 Congenital heart disease
 14 Male 22 mo 1.83 2.16 Chronic bronchiolitis
Mean 0.54 2.64
SEM 0.14 0.36
Age 5–15 y NA
 1 Male 10 2.48 Congenital heart disease
 2 Female 5 1.07 Congenital heart disease
 3 Male 9 1.86 Congenital heart disease
 4 Male 9 2.68 Congenital heart disease
 5 Male 13 2.00 Respiratory insufficiency
Mean 9.20 2.02
SEM 1.28 0.28
>15 y NA
 1 Female 19 1.53 Congenital heart disease
 2 Female 33 1.22 Congenital heart disease
 3 Male 34 2.29 Right ventricular hypertrophy
 4 Male 38 3.61 Congenital heart disease
 5 Female 47 0.79 Respiratory failure
 6 Female 48 1.14 Bronchopneumonia
 7 Female 56 1.39 Hemorrhage
 8 Male 57 2.70 Bronchopneumonia
 9 Male 62 0.96 Bronchopneumonia
 10 Female 62 0.88 Bronchopneumonia
Mean 45.60 1.65
SEM 4.52 0.29

Abbreviations: BCA, beta cell area; NA, not applicable; Pt. No., patient number; SEM, standard error of the mean.