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. 2018 Nov 12;13:201. doi: 10.1186/s13023-018-0941-0

Table 2.

Patient characteristics

Characteristics Data completeness, n (%)
Sex, n (%) 2700 (100%)
 Male 1294 (47.9)
 Female 1406 (52.1)
Age at diagnosis, years, 2700 (100%)
 Median (Min; Max) 31.0 (4; 89)
 Mean (SD) 31.4 (19.6)
N (%)
 4–10 460 (17.0)
 11–20 475 (17.6)
 21–40 939 (34.8)
 41–60 565 (21.0)
  > 60 261 (9.7)
Age at onset, years, 2236 (82.8%)
 Median (Min; Max) 18.0 (0; 81)
 Mean (SD) 22.4 (19.0)
N (%)
 ≤ 10 829 (37.1)
 11–20 401 (17.9)
 21–40 601 (26.9)
 41–60 309 (13.8)
 > 60 96 (4.3)
Diagnostic delay, years 2236 (82.8%)
 Median (Min; Max) 4.0 (0; 69)
 Mean (SD) 8.8 (11.4)
N (%)
 0 (diagnosis in the year of symptoms onset) 357 (16.0)
 1–4 769 (34.4)
 5–9 443 (19.8)
 10–20 380 (17.0)
 ≥ 21 287 (12.8)
Period of diagnosis, n (%) 2700 (100%)
 ≤ 1980 101 (3.7)
 1980–1999 734 (27.2)
 ≥ 2000 1865 (69.1)
Consanguinity, n (%) 1488 (55.1%)
 With consanguinity 68 (4.6)
With records on immunoglobulin replacement therapy, n (%) 2290 (84.8%)