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. 2019 Dec 31;43(6):zsz320. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsz320

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics

Study participants N = 126 Non-participants N = 99 Not invited N = 51
Child- and treatment-related factors
 Child age at diagnosis—Median [IQR] 5.1 [3.1; 9.3] 5.5 [3.5; 11.9] 5.8 [3.8; 11.5]
 Female child sex—N (%) 51 (40.5) 42 (42.1) 23 (45.1)
 Time since diagnosis in months—Median [IQR] 4.5 [4.1; 5.1]
 Preexisting sleep problems—N (%) 19 (15.1)
 Use of sleep medication—N (%) 8 (6.3)
 Comorbid chronic illness—N (%)a 8 (6.3)
 Sharing a bedroom—N (%) 26 (20.6)
Parental- and family factors
 Parental age 37.0 [34.0; 43.0]
 Female parental sex—N (%) 98 (77.8)
 Educational level—N (%)
  Low 5 (4.0)
  Middle 36 (28.6)
  High 82 (65.1)
  Unknown 3 (2.4)
 Country of birth—N (%)
  Netherlands 116 (92.1)
  Otherb 7 (5.6)
  Unknown 3 (2.4)

aDown syndrome (n = 3), autism (n = 1), hypermobility (n = 1), coeliac disease (n = 1), anorectal malformation (n = 1), and cavernomas in the brain (n = 1).

bBrazil (n = 1), Kenya (n = 1), Romania (n = 1), South Africa (n = 1), Surinam (n = 2), and Turkey (n = 1).