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Table 1 SARP III Pediatric sample features compared by sex

From: Effects of endogenous sex hormones on lung function and symptom control in adolescents with asthma

 

Males

(n = 116)

Females

(n = 71)

P value

Age, years, mean (± sd)

11.3 (± 2.7)

11.8 (± 3.1)

0.21

Age of asthma diagnosis

3.1 (± 2.7)

3.1 (± 2.7)

0.90

Years since onset of asthma symptoms (asthma duration)

9.0 (± 3.2)

9.4(± 3.5)

0.50

BMI percentile

76.9 (± 26.5)

73.5 (± 27.1)

0.40

Race/ethnicity, n (%)

 White non-Hispanic

28 (24)

26 (37)

0.26

 African American non-Hispanic

51 (44)

26 (37)

 Hispanic

17 (15)

11 (15)

 Other

20 (17)

8 (11)

Asthma severity, n (%)

 Severe

66 (57)

44 (62)

0.49

 Not severe

50 (43)

27 (38)

Systemic Corticosteroid Treatment (current)

11 (9)

5 (7)

0.56

Systemic Corticosteroid Treatment (past 3 mos)

7 (6)

3 (4)

0.59

 High-Dose Inhaled Corticosteroids

82 (71)

50 (70)

0.97

 Low-Medium-Dose Inhaled Corticosteroids

23 (20)

14 (20)

0.99

Montelukast (during last 12 months) n(%)

71 (60)

54 (76)

0.03

Long-acting beta agonist

86 (74)

49 (69)

0.45

Atopic sensitization

   

At Least One Positive Specific IgE (of 15 tests)

106 (93)

64 (91)

0.70

Number of Positive Specific IgEs (of 15 tests). Mean (± sd)

7.0 (4.3)

7.0 (4.9)

0.95

History of atopic dermatitis. n(%)

74 (64)

44 (62)

0.80

Tanner stage, n (%)

Males

Females

 

Pubic hair

Breast development

Pubic hair

 

 I

67 (58)

14 (20)

24 (34)

 

 II

17 (15)

18 (25)

13 (18)

 

 III

8 (7)

16 (23)

8 (11)

 

 IV

7 (6)

9 (13)

13 (18)

 

 V

17 (15)

14 (20)

13 (18)

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