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. 2018 Apr 4;8(4):e020904. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-020904

Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of the cohort (n=3312)

Median (IQR)/percentage (n)
Individual characteristics
 Age (years) (n=3312) 14.6 (10.4–26.4)
 Male (n=3312) 57 (1879)
 Children (<17 years) (n=3312) 59 (1946)
 Body mass index (n=2911)
  Children (z score, n=1676)* 0.44 (−0.28–1.23)
  Adult (kg/m2, n=1235) 24.1 (21.5–27.1)
 Overweight or obese (n=2911) 35 (1033)
 White European ethnicity (n=3312) 91 (3021)
 Other autoimmune disease present (n=3270) 6 (204)
 Parent(s) with any diabetes (n=3261) 15 (499)
 Sibling with any diabetes (n=3003) 8 (229)
Diabetes presentation
 Clinical presentation
  Ketoacidosis (n=3242) 42 (1348)
  Osmotic symptoms (n=3286) 96 (3158)
  Weight loss (n=3251) 85 (2753)
  Fatigue (n=3252) 82 (2682)
 Symptom duration (weeks, n=3105) 3 (2–6)
 Antibody positive (n=1778) 85 (1510)

Sample sizes (n) are given for each variable if data collection was incomplete.

*The children’s B MI z-score expressed as a percentile (median (IQR)) was 67 % (39%– 89 %) (n = 1676).