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. 2021 May 11;17:47. doi: 10.1186/s13223-021-00548-z

Table 1.

Demographic, clinical, and inflammatory characteristics of patients with asthma

Characteristic
N 232
Age, years
 ≤ 20 8 (3.4%)
 21–40 39 (16.8%)
 41–60 129 (55.6%)
 61–80 56 (24.1%)
Sex (M/F) 109/123
Height, cm 166 ± 7.9
Weight, kg 65 ± 11.2
Never smoker, N (%) 133 (57.3%)
Ex-smokers (n) (pack-years) 50 (16 (5.2, 16.0))
Current smokers (n) (pack-years) 49 (22 (13.0, 37.3))
Diagnosis age (y) 45 ± 15
Total controlled, N (%) 70 (30.2%)
Partial controlled, N (%) 60 (25.9%)
Severe asthma, N (%) 89 (38.4%)
Atopy (Y/N) 37/80
ACO, N (%) 118 (50.8%)
Triggering factors (Y/N) 200/32
Seasons, N (%) 114 (49.1%)
Exercise, N (%) 101 (43.5%)
URTI, N (%) 141 (60.7%)
Work, N (%) 20 (8.6%)
Gastroesophageal reflux, N (%) 14 (6.0%)
Pets, N (%) 11 (4.7%)
Food, N (%) 20 (8.6%)
Aspirin, N (%) 6 (2.6%)
Fumes, N (%) 50 (21.6%)
Rhinitis, N (%) 78 (33.6%)
Post-FEV1/FVC, % 67.9 ± 13.0
Post-FEV1% predicted 84.8 (63.9, 97.6)
FeNO (ppd) 40.9 (23.1, 77.8)
Application of ICS/(ICS + LABA) in the past year (Y/N) 112/120
 ≤ 3 month, N (%) 39 (16.8%)
 3–6 month, N (%) 21 (9.1%)
 > 6 month, N (%) 52 (22.4%)

Data are presented as mean ± SD or median (IQR), unless otherwise indicated

ACO Asthma-COPD overlap, URTI upper respiratory tract infection, FeNO fractional exhaled nitric oxide, TCC total cell count, IQR interquartile range