. 2022 Feb 15;47(5):932–941. doi: 10.1111/ced.15094

Table 1.

Clinical and epidemiological characteristics of the included patients.

Characteristic ^a	Tiny (n = 71) ^b	Nontiny (n = 181) ^c	P
Sex, n (%)
Female	43 (60.6)	75 (41.4)	< 0.01
Male	28 (39.4)	106 (58.6)	< 0.01
Age at diagnosis, years; median (IQR)	53 (40–61)	65 (54–73)	< 0.001
MM history, n (%)
Personal	39 (54.9)	106 (58.6)	0.60
Family ^d	34 (47.9)	68 (37.8)	0.14
DNS, ^e n (%)	41 (57.7)	75 (43.1)	0.04
TBP available, n (%)	44 (62.0)	69 (38.1)	< 0.001

DNS, dysplastic naevus syndrome; IQR, interquartile range; MM, malignant melanoma; TBP, total body photography.

^{^a}

For patients presenting with multiple primary melanomas, the first melanoma diagnosed was considered as the reference category (tiny vs. nontiny).

^{^b}

Included 12 patients with multiple primary melanomas.

^{^c}

Included 29 patients with multiple primary melanomas.

^{^d}

Data missing for 1 patient diagnosed with a nontiny melanoma.

^{^e}

Data missing for 7 patients diagnosed with nontiny melanomas.