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Table 2 Common conditions and procedures/services related to XLMTM in the overall XLMTM population with a diagnosis of congenital myopathy

From: Real-world analysis of healthcare resource utilization by patients with X-linked myotubular myopathy (XLMTM) in the United States

 

Percent of patients (N = 192)

Conditions

 

Respiratory distress, failure, arrest

82%

 Acute

54%

 Chronic

96%

 Acute and chronic

46%

Feeding difficulties and related problems

81%

Gastrostomy*

69%

Tracheostomy*

64%

Ventilator use or dependence

61%

Other myopathies

77%

Scoliosis

42%

Liver disorders

33%

Wheelchair dependence

21%

Procedures/services

 

Ventilation management or equipment

82%

Feeding support

72%

Critical or emergency care

71%

Tracheostomy (procedure or supplies)*

62%

Wheelchair equipment

56%

Gastrostomy (procedure)*

52%

Hospital/Inpatient care

46%

Occupational Therapy or Phyiscal Therapy

49%

Home care

35%

  1. *Gastrostomy and tracheostomy coding are each based on the presence of ICD-10 diagnosis coding. When available in diagnosis coding, patients are counted under “Conditions.” When procedures or durable equipment associated with gastrostomy and tracheostomy are available in CPT coding or ICD-10 procedures, patients are counted under “Procedures/Services”