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Table 1 Characteristics of patients - overall and per country

From: Cutaneous neurofibromas: patients’ medical burden, current management and therapeutic expectations: results from an online European patient community survey

 

All patients (n = 170)

France (n = 75; 44%)

Spain (n = 32; 19%)

UK (n = 30; 18%)

Germany (n = 33; 19%)

Age, mean [min-max]

39 [18–79]

41 [18–79]

40 [24–73]

35 [19–68]

40 [19–68]

Repartition by class age n (%)

 18–25 y/o

20 (12)

8 (11)

2 (6)

5 (17)

5 (15)

 26–45 y/o

106 (62)

47 (63)

22 (69)

20 (67)

17 (52)

 46–65 y/o

35 (21)

15 (20)

6 (19)

4 (13)

10 (30)

  > 65 y/o

9 (5)

5 (7)

2 (6)

1 (3)

1 (3)

Gender, woman n (%)

110 (65)

55 (73)

13 (41)

19 (63)

23 (70)

Family situation: % with children (mean number of children)

55 (1.9)

53 (2.0)

59 (1.7)

57 (1.9)

55 (1.8)

Learning difficulties caused by NF1 n (%)

104 (61)

53 (71)

20 (63)

14 (47)

17 (52)

  1. Description of the patients’ characteristics overall and for each country: mean age, repartition by class age, gender, family situation with % of patients with children, mean number of children and learning difficulties caused by NF1