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. 2019 Jul 2;12:497–508. doi: 10.2147/CCID.S202835

Table 1.

Demographic data of studied groups and clinicopathologic characteristics of psoriatic patients

Cases Control t-test P-value
Age, years
 Mean ± SD 39.3±14.9 33.6±4.7 U=1.8 0.07
 Median 37.5 34
 Range 17–75 23–42
Sex n, (%)
 Male 18 (69.2) 20 (76.9) χ2=0.39 0.53
 Female 8 (30.8) 6 (23.1)
Family history n, (%)
 Positive 2 (7.7)
 Negative 24 (92.3)
Duration, years
 Mean ± SD 10.3±3.2
 Median 10
 Range 2–15
Age at onset, years
 Mean ± SD 29.1±13.8
 Median 27
 Range 13–61
PASI score
 Mean ± SD 23.5±13.7
 Median 21.5
 Range 4–53
Severity n, (%)
 Mild 1 (3.8)
 Moderate 6 (23.1)
 Severe 19 (73.1)
Stability:
 Stable 21 (80.8)
 Progressive 5 (19.2)
Histopathological parameters
Epidermal changes
Acanthosis n, (%)
 Present 26 (100)
 Absent 0
Parakeratosis n, (%)
 Confluent 5 (19.2)
 Focal 21 (80.8)
Granular cell layer n, (%)
 Absent 18 (69.2)
 Partially absent 8 (30.8)
Munro microabcesses n, (%)
 Present 21 (80.8)
 Absent 5 (9.2)
Suprapaillry epidermis n, (%)
 Normal 5 (7.7)
 Thin 21 (92.3)
Spongyform pustules of Kogoj n, (%)
 Present 21 (80.8)
 Absent 5 (9.2)
Tip of rete ridge n, (%)
 Normal 6 (23.1)
 Coalescent 20 (76.9)
Dermal changes
Dilated blood vessels n, (%)
 Present 22 (84.6)
 Absent 4 (15.4)
Perivascular lymphocytic infiltrate n, (%)
 Present 21 (80.8)
 Absent 5 (9.2)

Abbreviation: PASI, Psoriasis Area and Severity Index.