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Table 1 Patient characteristics

From: Effectiveness and safety of everolimus treatment in patients with tuberous sclerosis complex in real-world clinical practice

 

All indications (n = 64)

Epilepsy indication (n = 28)

Renal AML indication (n = 29)

SEGA and LAM indications (n = 5)

Age at start of treatment

    

 Mean ± SD (CI)

20 ± 13.98 (16.5–23.5)

11 ± 12.16 (6.6–16.1)

27 ± 10 (22.9–30.6)

21 ± 13.25 (4.5–37)

 Median (min–max)

19 (0.9–54)

6 (09–44)

26 (8–54)

22 (6–37)

Age start treatment (grouped)

    

 < 6 years, n (%)

16 (25)

15 (54)

 

1 (20)

 6–17 years, n (%)

13 (20)

6 (21)

6 (21)

1 (20)

 ≥ 18 years, n (%)

35/(55)

7 (25)

23 (79)

3 (60)

Months of follow up

    

 Mean ± SD (CI)

37/25 (30–43)

27/22/(18–35)

37 ± 4.74 (26–46)

52 ± 2 6.95 (19–85)

 Median (min–max)

31 (0–106)

19 (3–84)

38 (5–96)

39 (25–82)

Intellectual disability, n (%)

43 (67)

22 (79)

19 (70)

5 (100)

Autism spectrum disorder, n (%)

25 (39)

13 (46)

10 (35)

2 (40)

Male, n (%)

24 (37.5)

14 (50)

9 (31)

2 (40)

Female, n (%)

40 (62.5)

14 (50)

20 (69)

3 (60)

Mutation

    

 TSC1, n (%)

3 (5)

2 (7)

 

1 (20)

 TSC2, n (%)

39 (61)

21 (75)

17 (58)

2 (40)

 No mutation identified, n (%)

10 (15)

4 (14)

6 (21)

 

 Not tested/missing, n (%)

12 (19)

1 (4)

6 (21)

2 (40)

 Renal AML, n (%)

47 (73)

12 (43)

29 (100)

5 (100)

 SEGA lesions, n (%)

17 (27)

7 (25)

5 (17)

5 (100)

 Epilepsy, n (%)

45 (70)

28 (100)

14 (48)

4 (40)

 Lung manifestations, n (%)

6 (9)

1 (4)

6 (21)

2 (40)

 Facial angiofibroma, n (%)

47 (73)

15 (54)

27 (93)

2 (40)