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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 14.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Haematol. 2016 May 10;174(4):591–599. doi: 10.1111/bjh.14085

Table I.

Demographics of paediatric patients with acute lymphoid leukaemia with and without Down syndrome.

All patients
(N = 10699)
Patients with Down syndrome
(N = 298)
Patients without Down syndrome
(N = 10401)
P value*
Age, n (%)
 <1 year     291 (3)     1 (0.3)     290 (3)
 ≥1 year and <5 years   4823 (45) 142 (48)   4681 (45)   0.07
 ≥5 years and <10 years   2744 (26)   76 (26)   2668 (26)
 ≥10 years and <15 years   1757 (16)   43 (14)   1714 (16)
 ≥15 years   1084 (10)   36 (12)   1048 (10)
Gender, n (%)
 Male   6001 (56) 142 (48)   5859 (56)   0.003
 Female   4698 (44) 156 (52)   4542 (44)
Race, n (%)
 White   8095 (76) 246 (83)   7849 (75)   0.005
 Non-White   2604 (24)   51 (17)   2552 (25)
Insurance at first admission, n (%)
 Private   4286 (40) 100 (34)   4186 (40)   0.002
 Public   4135 (39) 144 (48)   3991 (38)
 Other§   2278 (21)   51 (18)   2224 (21)
Congenital Cardiac Abnormalities, n (%)
 Yes     277 (3)   78 (26)     199 (2) <0.0001
 No 10422 (97) 220 (74) 10202 (98)
Year of Admission, n (%)
 1999–2005   4643 (43) 112 (38)   4521 (44)   0.04
 2006–2011   6056 (57) 186 (62)   5870 (56)
*

P value is from chi-square tests.

Non-white includes Black, Asian/Pacific Islander, American Indian, Other and Unknown.

Public includes Medicaid, Medicare, other government and Title V.

§

Other includes Self-pay, Other and Unknown.