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Table 1 Clinical and genetic data of 151 Chinese patients with primary hypertrophic osteoarthropathy

From: Primary hypertrophic osteoarthropathy related gastrointestinal complication has distinctive clinical and pathological characteristics: two cases report and review of the literature

 

Patients without GI involvement (N = 125)

Patients with GI involvement (N = 26)

P value

Age of onset

14.2 ± 4.2

15.4 ± 5.3

0.293

Age of diagnosis

23.7 ± 8.

25.9 ± 5.

0.158

Sex (Male)

92.8%(116/125)

100%(26/26)

0.244

Subtype

  

0.419

 1

73.6%(92/125)

84.6%(22/26)

 

 2

23.2%(29/125)

11.5%(3/26)

 

 3

3.2%(4/125)

3.8%(1/26)

 

Family history

16.8%(21/125)

23.1%(6/26)

0.588

Pachydermia

88.0%(110/125)

96.2%(25/26)

0.507

Cutis verticis gyrate

52.9%(63/119)

60.0%(15/25)

0.444

Eczema

3.2%(4/124)

4.0%(1/25)

0.543

Seborrhea

57.3%(71/124)

73.1%(19/26)

0.157

Acne

25.0%(29/116)

48.0%(12/25)

0.022

Hidrosis

70.2%(87/124)

61.5%(16/26)

0.861

Ptosis

5.5%(6/109)

9.5%(2/21)

0.621

Digital clubbing

99.2%(124/125)

96.2%(25/26)

0.375

Joint hypertrophy

95.1%(116/122)

92.3%(24/26)

0.679

Joint pain

40.0%(50/125)

50.0%(13/26)

0.347

Periostosis

96%(120/125)

96.2%(25/26)

1.000

Osteolysis

14.2%(17/120)

19.2%(5/26)

0.547

Bone age delay

1.0%(1/103)

0(0/20)

1.000

Cranial suture widening/delayed closure of the fontanelle

3.1%(3/96)

4.5%(1/22)

0.567

Hypoevolutism

0.8%(1/125)

0(0/26)

1.000

Anemia

4.5%(5/112)

40%(10/25)

< 0.001

Hypoalbuminemia

0.9%(1/112)

16.7%(4/24)

0.003

Myelofibrosis

0.9%(1/112)

19.0%(4/21)

0.002

Mutation of SLCO2A1

67.6%(23/34)

86.7%(13/15)

0.293