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Table 1 Demographics of study participants with autoinflammatory diseases (AID) and their family members

From: Living with autoinflammatory diseases: identifying unmet needs of children, adolescents and adults

 

Total study cohort of AID patients and family members N = 83

Patients with AID (%)

48 (58%)

Male: female

30:18

Median age at study in years (range)

19 (5–78)

• Children (5 < 14 years), N (%)

• 14 (29%)

• Adolescents (14–21 years), N (%)

• 9 (19%)

• Adults (>  21 years), N (%)

• 25 (52%)

AID subtypes

• Cryopyrin-Associated Periodic Syndrome (CAPS), N (%)

• 37 (77%)

- Familial cold-associated syndrome (FCAS)

0

- Muckle-Wells-Syndrome (MWS)

35/37

- Neonatal-onset multisystem inflammatory disease (NOMID)/chronic infantile neurologic, cutaneous and articular (CINCA) syndrome

2/37

• Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF), N (%)

• 10 (21%)

• other AIDs, N (%)

• 1 (2%)

Total AID family members, N (%)

35 (42%)

Focus groups

Total number of focus groups

10

Total participants of focus groups (%)

78 (94%)

• AID patients, N (%)

• 45 (58%)

Children/adolescents N (%)

19 (24%)

Adults, N (%)

26 (33%)

• AID family members N (%)

33 (42%)

“Impact and unmet needs in AID” questionnaires

 

Total questionnaires completed (%)

40/43 (93%)

• Adolescent and adult AID patients

• 40

Male: female

• 21:18 (no response in one)

 

Inception cohort

“Pilot School Intervention in AID”

Total number of participants

18

• Children and adolescents with AID, N (%)

• 9 (50%)

• AID parents, N (%)

• 9 (50%)

Male: female

6:12

AID patients median age in years (range)

9 years (7-16)