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Table 1 Patient demographics

From: Clinical and economic burden of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: a retrospective cohort study

 

2009

2010

2011

(N = 1191)

(N = 1292)

(N = 1136)

Age, years, mean (SD)

69.8 (11.1)

70.0 (11.4)

71.3 (10.6)

Female, n (%)

600 (50.4)

671 (51.9)

558 (49.1)

Region, n (%)

 Midwest

297 (24.9)

309 (23.9)

279 (24.6)

 Northeast

152 (12.8)

160 (12.4)

171 (15.1)

 South

473 (39.7)

545 (42.2)

481 (42.3)

 West

269 (22.6)

278 (21.5)

205 (18.0)

IPF care specialtya, n (%)

 Pulmonologist

586 (49.2)

652 (50.5)

553 (48.7)

 Primary care

213 (17.9)

217 (16.8)

187 (16.5)

 Other (<2 % each)

61 (5.1)

52 (4.0)

43 (3.8)

 Unknown

331 (27.8)

371 (28.7)

353 (31.1)

  1. IPF = idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
  2. aIPF care specialty defined as the physician specialty with the largest plurality of IPF office visits with evaluation and management services. For some patients, there was no office visit meeting that definition and others whose physician specialty was not listed, these were classified as unknown