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. 2019 Apr 24;3(8):1445–1456. doi: 10.1210/js.2019-00082

Table 1.

Cohort Description of Sexually Active Male Patients With 21-Hydroxylase Deficiency (N = 91)

Parameter Cohort Results
Median age (IQR; range) 30 y (23–41; 16–68)
Height, mean (95% CI), n = 90 170.8 cm (169.3–172.4)
BMI, median (IQR), n = 90 25.6 kg/m2 (22.6–29.9)
Severity of the disease, n = 91
Clinical classification
 Classic: SW 53 (58.2%)
 Classic: SV 32 (35.2%)
 Nonclassic 5 (5.5%)
 No clinical classification 1 (1.1%)
Genetic classification
 0 18 (19.8%)
 A 25 (27.5%)
 B 26 (28.6%)
 C 3 (3.3%)
 No mutation reported or not classified 19 (20.8%)
Medication, n = 91
 Hydrocortisone 53 (58.2%)
 Prednisone or prednisolonea 23 (25.3%)
 Dexamethasone or hydrocortisone and dexamethasoneb 10 (11.0%)
 Fludrocortisone in addition to any of the glucocorticoid combinations here 62 (68.1%)
 Fludrocortisone alone 2 (2.2%)
 No medication reported 3 (3.3%)
Education, n = 90
 High 24 (26.7%)
 Intermediate 49 (54.4%)
 Low 8 (8.9%)
 Other 9 (10.0%)
Total testosterone concentrations, n = 85
 Above reference range 4 (5.3%)
 Within reference range 58 (77.3%)
 Below reference range 13 (17.3%)
Subjective health status, n = 91
 Bad 5 (5.5%)
 Fair 16 (17.6%)
 Good 47 (51.6%)
 Very good 23 (25.3%)
HADS-anxiety, n = 91
 Normal 68 (74.7%)
 Borderline abnormal 7 (7.7%)
 Abnormal 16 (17.6%)
HADS-depression, n = 91
 Normal 84 (92.3%)
 Borderline abnormal 2 (2.2%)
 Abnormal 5 (5.5%)

Abbreviation: BMI, body mass index.

a

Eleven patients were on prednisolone, 11 on prednisone, and 1 on prednisone retard.

b

Dexamethasone was used combined with hydrocortisone in 3 patients, whereas 7 patients were on dexamethasone.