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. 2021 Oct 17;206(3):384–394. doi: 10.1111/cei.13665

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of IvIg cohort at first IvIg administration

Age (years) <18 (n = 5182) 18+ (n = 19737) Total IvIg users (n = 24919)
Sex
Male 2850 (55.0) 9294 (47.1) 12144 (48.7)
Female 2332 (45.0) 10443 (52.9) 12775 (51.3)
Race
White 2831 (54.6) 15263 (77.3) 18094 (72.6)
Black 826 (15.9) 1997 (10.1) 2823 (11.3)
Hispanic 55 (1.1) 109 (0.6) 164 (0.7)
Other 1327 (25.6) 2012 (10.2) 3339 (13.4)
Unknown race 143 (2.8) 356 (1.8) 499 (2.0)
Setting of IvIg use
Inpatient 4441 (85.7) 15079 (76.4) 19520 (78.3)
Outpatient 741 (14.3) 4658 (23.6) 5399 (21.7)
Indication 1
High‐dose indications 3131 (60.4) 13139 (66.6) 16270 (65.3)
Neurological disease 239 (4.6) 5784 (29.3) 6023 (24.2)
Hematological disease 1673 (32.3) 7077 (35.9) 8750 (35.1)
Autoimmune disease 1219 (23.5) 278 (1.4) 1497 (6.0)
Low‐dose indications 906 (17.5) 5178 (26.2) 6084 (24.4)
Immunodeficiency 709 (13.7) 4043 (20.5) 4752 (19.1)
Lymphoid/blood 2 101 (1.9) 618 (3.1) 719 (2.9)
Anticancer therapy 10 (0.2) 43 (0.2) 53 (0.2)
Sepsis/septicemia 86 (1.7) 474 (2.4) 560 (2.2)
Unstated indication 1145 (22.1) 1420 (7.2) 2565 (10.3)

Data are n (%). IvIg = intravenous immunoglobulin.

1

Mutually exclusive indication per IvIg administration determined by applying the following hierarchy: neurological disease (highest level), hematological disease, autoimmune disease, immunodeficiency, lymphoid/blood, anti‐cancer therapy and sepsis/septicemia.

2

Malignant lymphoid or hematopoietic neoplasm.