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Table 5 Comparison of CF+RM with age and gender controlled CFclassic

From: What can the CF registry tell us about rare CFTR-mutations? A Belgian study

CCharacteristics

CF+RM

CFclassic

p-value

Number (n)

70

140

 

Male

37 (52.9%)

74 (52.9%)

1.0000

Adults

46 (65.7%)

88 (62.9%)

0.6846

Mutation-distribution

 F508del homozygous

0 (0.0%)

129 (92.1%)

-

 F508del heterozygous

42 (60.0%)

0 (0.0%)

-

 other

28 (40.0%)

11 (7.9%)

< 0.0001

Age (y)

27.6 (11.9–37.3)

26.1 (13.2–33.7)

 

25.9 (15.0)

24.3 (13.3)

0.5406

Age at diagnosis (y)

70 (100%)

140 (100%)

 

3.7 (0.3–18.3)

0.3 (0.1–2.0)

< 0.0001

Sweat chlorideȢ

(mmol/L)

64 (91,4%)

117 (83.6%)

 

96.3 (63.7–107.0)

104.0 (97.1–115.0)

< 0.0001

Sweat chlorideȢ

 Missing

6 (8,6%)

23 (16.4%)

0.1198

 0- ≤ 30 mmol/L

3 (4.3%)

0 (0%)

0.0360ȸ

 31- ≤ 60 mmol/L

11 (15,7%)

0 (0%)

< 0.0001 ȸ

 > 60 mmol/L

50 (71,4%)

117 (83.6%)

0.0398

FEV1%pred

59 (84.3%)

123 (87.9%)

 

76.7 (57.8–95.9)

68.4 (48.1–85.6)

0.0166*

76.8 (25.4)

67.4 (24.1)

 

BMI-Z score (Cachera)

65 (92.9%)

145 (97.9%)

 

− 0.3 (− 1.0–0.4)

− 0.5 (− 1.1–0.1)

0.2059

Patients with IV AB

25 (35.7%)

71 (50.7%)

0.0414

Days of IV ABa

21.0 (11.0–48.0)

18.0 (14.0–42.0)

0.5690

Pancreatic insufficiency

39 (55.7%)

137 (97.9%)

< 0.0001

Chronic PA

17 (24.3%)

61 (43.6%)

0.0093

CF liver disease

3 (4.3%)

8 (5.7%)

0.7551**

CFRD

14 (20.0%)

32 (22.9%)

0.8432

  1. Data are presented in n (%), Median (IQR) or mean (SD)
  2. p-value: statistical significant if < 0.05 bold
  3. * Two sample t-test
  4. ** Fisher’s exact test
  5. ȸ Fisher’s exact test with continuity correction
  6. ȢBonferroni adjusted threshold P < 0.01
  7. aDays of IV AB (antibiotics): in patients who received IV antibiotics