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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Immunol. 2019 May 14;39(4):440–447. doi: 10.1007/s10875-019-00640-5

Table 5.

Clinical and laboratory comparison between CVID patients with and without asthma

+Asthma
N = 476
−Asthma
N = 234
P value*
n 476 234
Sex (male) 221 (46.4) 83 (35.5) 0.007
Age at last visit 39.85 [26.87, 49.73] 39.65 [23.10, 51.75] 0.722
Age of symptom onset 17.00 [7.00, 31.00] 14.00 [4.30, 27.60] 0.07
Age of diagnosis 30.25 [16.60, 42.00] 27.50 [13.40, 43.80] 0.35
CD4 661.50 [462.00, 929.00] 674.00 [499.50, 944.00] 0.402
CD8 405.92 [251.00, 729.00] 398.25 [245.25, 549.75] 0.208
CD19 175.50 [77.25, 326.00] 164.00 [91.00, 296.00] 0.684
Pre-diagnostic IgG 314 [121.5–490] 379.5 [165.25–566] 0.269
IgA 7.00 [6.00, 24.00] 16.00 [7.00, 46.00] < 0.001
IgM 21.00 [10.00, 41.50] 28.00 [11.30, 52.00] 0.009
IgE 2.00 [2.00, 5.00] 4.00 [1.50, 8.00] 0.347

Statistical analysis was performed using Chi-square test for categorical variables and Mann-Whitney test for continuous variables

Continuous variables were summarized as median [IQR] and categorical variables were summarized as counts (percentage)