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. 2022 Jan 8;53(1):221–229. doi: 10.1007/s42770-021-00676-z

Table 1.

Distribution of different patients’ characteristics by sex in 417 patients with onychomycosis

Characteristics Male, n = 186
No. (%)
Female, n = 231
No. (%)
p value*
Age 0.552
   < 20 4 (2.2) 8 (3.5)
   20–40 29 (15.6) 46 (19.9)
   41–60 82 (44.1) 95 (41.1)
   > 60 71 (38.2) 82 (35.5)
SCIO index 0.808
   1.00–6.00 40 (21.5) 45 (19.5)
   6.01–16.00 81 (43.5) 99 (42.9)
   16.01–30.00 65 (34.9) 87 (37.7)
Localization of OM 0.667
   Toenail 166 (89.2) 209 (90.5)
   Fingernail 15 (8.1) 14 (6.1)
   Both 5 (2.7) 8 (3.5)
Clinical type of OM 0.119
   DLSO 174 (93.5) 224 (97.0)
   SWO 7 (3.8%) 2 (0.9)
   PSO 5 (2.7) 5 (2.2)
The most affected nail 0.000
   Big toenail 136 125
   Thumb and/or toenails 2–5 7 3
   Fingernails 2–5 43 103
Number of involved nails 0.011
   1–2 66 (35.5) 111 (48.1)
   3–9 100 (53.8) 108 (46.8)
    > 9 20 (10.8) 12 (5.2)
Pain 0.000
   Yes 35 (18.8) 128 (44.6)
   No 151 (81.2) 126 (55.4)
Esthetic problem 0.000
   Yes 95 (51.1) 198 (85.7)
   No 91 (48.9) 33 (14.3)
Nail deformity 0.394
   Yes 124 (66.7) 164 (71.0)
   No 62 (33.3) 67 (29.0)

SCIO, Scoring Clinical Index for Onychomycosis; OM, onychomycosis; DLSO, distal and lateral subungual onychomycosis; SWO, superficial white onychomycosis; PSO, proximal subungual onychomycosis

*According to chi-square or Fisher’s tests