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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Immunol. 2018 Jul 24;38(6):717–726. doi: 10.1007/s10875-018-0534-7

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of patients with primary immune deficiency (PIDD) and proportion with granulomas, MarketScan and USIDNET Registry

MarketScan Commercial Data
(N=247,474)
MarketScan Medicaid Data
(N=40,395)
USIDNET Registry
(N=4,021)
Selected Variables # % # % # %
Agea
 0–19 86,783 35% 28,530 71% 2295 57%
 20–34 41,006 17% 3,950 10% 727 18%
 35–44 33,574 14% 2,631 7% 356 9%
 45–54 45,807 19% 2,967 7% 321 8%
 55–64 40,304 16% 2,317 6% 322 8%
Gender
 Male 88,303 36% 17926 44% 2273 57%
 Female 159,171 64% 22464 56% 1476 37%
 Unknown 272 7%
Race
 White NA 21,928 54% 1700 76%
 Black NA 8,047 20% 146 7%
 Hispanic NA 2,986 7% 298 13%
 Other/Unknown NA 7,434 18% 101 4%
Region
 Northeast 46,354 19% NA NA
 North Central 57,463 23% NA NA
 South 95,341 39% NA NA
 West 43,403 18% NA NA
 Unknown 4,846 2% NA NA
Metropolitan Statistical Area
 No 32,392 13% NA NA
 Yes 215,082 87% NA NA
Granuloma
 Any granuloma 2,954 1.2% 624 1.5% 177 4.4%
a

Age based on first PIDD claim during study period for MarketScan data, and age based on age at last visit for USIDNET registry data.