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. 2020 Mar 20;10(5):e01598. doi: 10.1002/brb3.1598

Table 1.

Age‐, and sex‐specific and standardized prevalence of multiple sclerosis in Csongrád county on the 1 January 2019

Age‐group (years) Men Women Total
Cases Prevalence Cases Prevalence Cases Prevalence
0–14 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0
15–19 0 0.0 1 10.3 1 5.0
20–24 1 8.0 3 24.2 4 16.0
25–29 4 28.5 19 142.9 23 84.1
30–34 9 71.7 29 250.4 38 157.4
35–39 16 121.7 30 234.6 46 177.3
40–44 12 70.4 47 285.4 59 176.0
45–49 20 138.7 37 257.9 57 198.2
50–54 12 92.8 37 277.5 49 186.6
55–59 7 63.6 36 290.6 43 183.8
60–64 11 83.7 34 211.2 45 153.9
65–69 13 117.8 19 126.8 32 123.0
70–74 0 0.0 14 111.2 14 67.0
75–79 0 0.0 4 39.2 4 24.7
80–84 1 30.0 2 28.4 3 28.9
85– 1 41.1 1 16.2 2 23.3
Crude a 107 56.5 313 149.3 420 105.3
Age–sex‐adjusted b   53.9   144.8   101.8

The average incidence of MS for the examined period was 4.44/100,000, 2.44/100,000 for men, and 6.25/100,000 for women, respectively.

a

Crude prevalence per 100,000 persons.

b

Standardized prevalence per 100,000 persons (the 2013 European standard population was used as reference population in the direct standardization).