Table 4.
Features of gender diversity and dysphoria among RCHGS patients.
| Assigned Male |
Assigned Female |
Total |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median | (IQR, range) | Median | (IQR, range) | Median | (IQR, range) | |
| N = 163 | N = 190 | N = 353 | ||||
| Age first expressed gender diversity | 3 | (4, 1.5-17.0) | 4.8 | (9, 2-16.8) | 3 | (8, 1.5-17.0) |
| N = 159 | N = 191 | N = 350 | ||||
| Age first experienced GD symptoms | 4 | (10, 1.5-17.0) | 11 | (10, 2-16.8) | 8 | (9, 1.5-17.0) |
| n | (%) | n | (%) | n | (%) | |
| N = 166 | N = 193 | N = 359 | ||||
| GD diagnosis | ||||||
| Met criteria | 126 | (75.9) | 165 | (85.5) | 291 | (81.1) |
| N = 145 | N = 172 | N = 317 | ||||
| Parental support of gender diversity | ||||||
| Both parents supportive | 103 | (71.1) | 121 | (70.4) | 224 | (70.7) |
| Mother (only) or father (only) supportive | 37 | (25.5) | 46 | (26.7) | 83 | (26.2) |
| Neither parent/caregiver supportive | 5 | (3.5) | 5 | (2.9) | 10 | (3.2) |
Note. Median age first expressed gender diversity was based on N = 353, n = 6 had missing data on this variable. Median age first experienced GD symptoms was based on N = 350, n = 9 had missing data on this variable.