Table 1.

Characteristics of all individuals with genetically defined ADAN

All
n = 90
Clinically characterized
n = 66
Positive results for neutrophil autoantibodies
n = 14
Age, y, median (and range) 42 (18-93) 41 (18-93) 34 (21-63) 
Sex, females/males (%) 69/31 67/33 64/36 
ANC follow-up, y, median (range) — 4 (1-20) N/A 
Antibiotic follow-up, y, median (range) — 7 (2-11) N/A 
Number of ANC analyses per subject, median, (range) — 4 (1-33) N/A 
ANC mean (SD) — 1.0 (0.29)  1.0 (0.29) 
All
n = 90
Clinically characterized
n = 66
Positive results for neutrophil autoantibodies
n = 14
Age, y, median (and range) 42 (18-93) 41 (18-93) 34 (21-63) 
Sex, females/males (%) 69/31 67/33 64/36 
ANC follow-up, y, median (range) — 4 (1-20) N/A 
Antibiotic follow-up, y, median (range) — 7 (2-11) N/A 
Number of ANC analyses per subject, median, (range) — 4 (1-33) N/A 
ANC mean (SD) — 1.0 (0.29)  1.0 (0.29) 

All were included (n = 90), 66 were also clinically characterized, and 14 tested positive for neutrophil autoantibodies (GAT, GIFT, and MAIGA).

N/A, not applicable; SD, standard deviation.

In the subgroup with negative results for anti-neutrophil autoantibodies, the mean ANC was 1.0 × 109/L (SD, 0.37 × 109/L); when compared with the subgroup with detected autoantibodies, no statistically significant difference was noted (P > .05).

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