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Table 1 Description of the population

From: 10 years of CEMARA database in the AnDDI-Rares network: a unique resource facilitating research and epidemiology in developmental disorders in France

Number of patients in the cohort

228,243

Number of affected patients in the cohort

167,361

Median age at endpoint (in years)

 

 Affected

11 (Q1 = 5; Q3 = 21)

 Unaffected

37 (Q1 = 30; Q3 = 43)

Male to female sex ratio

1.16

Reported death for affected patients

4.8%

Residence (Region)

 

 Auvergne Rhône Alpes

17,976

 Bourgogne Franche Comte

7,670

 Bretagne

13,701

 Centre Val De Loire

5,094

 Corse

562

 Départements D'Outre-Mer

4,733

 Grand-Est

15,179

 Hauts De France

23,172

 Ile De France

22,362

 Normandie

2,425

 Nouvelle Aquitaine

11,416

 Occitanie

10,150

 Pays De La Loire

12,899

 Provence Alpes Côte D'Azur

13,139

Objective of visit (N = 381,209)

 

 Diagnosis

55%

 Genetic counseling

31%

 Follow-up/care

36%

 Prenatal diagnosis

9.7%

 Emergency

0.3%

Assertion of diagnosis

 

 Confirmed

34%

 Likely

11%

 Unlabeled

7%

 Indeterminate

27%

 Ongoing

19%

 Missing

2%

Transmission mode (N = 73,911)

 

 Autosomal dominant

18,710

 Autosomal recessive

7,911

 Chromosomal

7,284

 X-linked

4,477

 Multi factorial

956

 Mitochondrial

268

 Unknown

34,305

 

Children

Adults

Affected patients were referred by (%)

  

 Self

4%

16%

 Patient Support Group

0%

1%

 General Practitioner

2%

7%

 Pediatrician

46%

17%

 Other Specialist

17%

34%

 Geneticist

3%

6%

 Gynecologist-Obstetrician

12%

11%

 Centre of maternal and child health

0%

0%

 Support center

6%

3%

 Multidisciplinary diagnosis centre

7%

2%

 Prenatal screening centre

0%

0%

 Other

1%

3%

 Unknown

1%

1%