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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population

From: Anaphylaxis triggers in a large tertiary care hospital in Qatar: a retrospective study

Characteristic

Total N = 1068 n (%)

Anaphylaxis N = 574 n (%)

GAR N = 132 n (%)

P-value

Age (Years)

  < 10

603 (56.3)

300 (52.2)

85 (64.3)

0.009a

 10–19

210 (19.7)

109 (18.9)

22 (16.6)

 20–55

209 (19.6)

137 (23.8)

21 (15.9)

 >. 55

46 (4.3)

28 (4.8)

4 (3.0)

Gender

 

 Male

612 (57.3)

315 (54.8)

83 (62.8)

0.095

 Female

456 (42.7)

259 (45.2)

49 (37.1)

Nationality, N = 1067b

 Qatari

438 (41.0)

251 (43.7)

63 (47.7)

0.009

 Non-Qatari, Arab

303 (28.4)

162 (28.2)

25 (18.9)

 Asian

228 (21.4)

118 (20.5)

24 (18.1)

 Others

98 (9.2)

42 (7.3)

20 (15.1)

Personal History

 Asthma

357 (36.4)

208 (36.2)

68 (51.5)

<  0.001

 Atopic dermatitis

326 (33.2)

195 (33.9)

66 (50)

<  0.001

 Urticaria/ angioedema

254 (25.9)

179 (31.1)

36 (27.2)

0.485

 Allergic rhinitis

142 (14.5)

81 (14.1)

30 (22.7)

0.009

Family History, N = 123

 Atopy c

70 (56.9)

58 (10.1)

8 (6.1)

0.989

 Anaphylaxis

6 (4.9)

5 (0.8)

1 (0.7)

Consanguinity, N = 33

30 (90.9)

25 (4.3)

2 (1.5)

1.000*

  1. GAR generalized allergic reactions
  2. a Chi-square for trend (linear by linear association)
  3. b One patient had no listed nationality in the system
  4. c Atopy includes asthma, atopic dermatitis, urticaria and allergic rhinitis
  5. *P-value is for Fischer test (exact significant 2-sided)