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. 2020 Jun 22;137(4):257–261. doi: 10.1016/j.anorl.2020.06.014

Table 2.

Population data.

Study population (N = 100) Total
Consultation time (minutes) 9 [2–21]
Age (years)
 < 40 28 (28.0%)
 40–60 38 (38.0%)
 > 60 34 (34.0%)
Gender: number (percentage)
 Male 40 (40.0%)
 Female 60 (60.0%)
Occupational status
 Working 58 (58.0%)
 Not working (retired, etc.) 42 (42.0%)
Situation during pandemic
 Traveling to work 17 (17.0%)
 Shielded (inc. telework) 83 (83.0%)
Home-hospital distance (km)
 < 25 53 (53.0%)
 25–100 30 (30.0%)
 > 100 17 (17.0%)
Consultation field
 Otology 45 (45.0%)
 Otoneurosurgery 22 (22.0%)
 Rhinology 11 (11.0%)
 Pharyngolaryngeal 22 (22.0%)
Reason for teleconsultation
 First consultation 9 (9.0%)
 Clinical follow-up 28 (28.0%)
 Postoperative follow-up 45 (45.0%)
 Imaging results 11 (11.0%)
 Peripheral facial palsy follow-up 7 (7.0%)
Symptoms suggesting COVID-19
 Yes 2 (2.0%)
 No 98 (98.0%)
Outcome of teleconsultation (Q15)
 Face-to-face consultation 45 (45.0%)
 New teleconsultation 50 (50.0%)
 No further consultation 5 (5.0%)

Results are reported as frequency (percentage) for categoric variables, and as mean [range] for the quantitative variable.