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. 2022 Oct 4;13:1024319. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.1024319

Table 2.

Patient demographics and baseline characteristics.

Variables RIT (n=40) CIT (n=81) t/x2 value p value
Gender (Male/Female), n/n 26/14 59/22 1.791 0.181
Age (year) 9.85 ± 3.37 8.4 ± 2.40 1.653 0.103
Parents’ education degree
Bachelor or above, n(%)

26 (65.00%)

56 (69.14%)

0.753

0.382
Family income (RMB) 0.524 0.471
 ≤25000/month, 32 (80.00%) 58 (71.60%)
 >25000/month, 8 (20.00%) 23 (28.40%)
Diagnosis 6.982 0.065
 AR 32 (80.00%) 64 (79.01%)
 AA, 6 (15.00%) 6 (7.41%)
 AR and AA 2 (5.00%) 11 (13.58%)
Family history  Allergic diseases
2.215

0.142
 Yes 12 (30.00%) 36 (44.44%)
 No 28 (70.00%) 45 (55.56%)
 Multiple sensitization 0.168 0.691
 Yes 6 (15.00%) 10 (12.35%)
 No 34 (85.00%) 71 (87.65%)
Clinical assessment
 VAS score 5.30 ± 0.97 5.37 ± 1.03 0.345 0.729
 CSMS score 3.24 ± 0.53 3.32 ± 0.85 0.563 0.575

Continuous variables were expressed as means ± SD while categorical variables were expressed as N (%) unless otherwise indicated.

at least one parent’ education degree was bachelor or above.

✩patients with other allergens besides allergy to mites.

RIT, rush subcutaneous immunotherapy+1 dose of anti-IgE combination; CIT, conventional allergen immunotherapy; AR, allergic rhinitis;, AA, allergic asthma;, VAS, visual analogue scale; CSMS, comprehensive symptom and medication score.