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Table 1 Basal characteristics

From: Central nervous system manganese induced lesions and clinical consequences in patients with hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia

Characteristics

HHT patients (179)

BG-MnIL patients (62)

Patients without BG-MnIL (117)

P values

Female gendera

69.3% (124)

75.8% (47)

65.8% (77)

0.16

Age in yearsb

46 (25)

55.5 (20)

41 (25)

0.058

Iron Deficiency Anemiaa

58.1% (104)

87.1% (54)

42.7% (50)

<0.001

Hepatic Vascular Malformationsa

80% (128/159)

95.1% (58)

71.4% (70)

<0.001

Ferritin ng/mlb

14 (30.7)

14.1 (9.75)

22 (24.7)

0.004

Hemoglobin g/dlb

11.8 (3.8)

10 (7.7)

12.2 (3.1)

0.004

Hematocrit %b

36 (10)

30.9 (14)

37 (9.35)

0.004

TF Saturation %b

15% (17.6)

9.5 (12)

19 (15)

0.003

  1. a% (absolute frequency), b medians (interquartile range). Reference values: Hematocrit: 37% in men and 36% in women, Hemoglobin 12.5 g/dl in men and 11.5 g/dl in women, Ferritin: 20 ng/ml, Transferrin Saturation (TF) >16%