Table 1.

Demographics according to period of presentation

Onset periodNo. (% total)Female, %Median symptom onset, age (range)Median diagnosis, age (range)Consang, %Ethnicity, %
Neonatal/childhood 28 (38) 32 10 mo (<1 mo to 12 y) 3.5 y (<1 mo to 12 y) 43 White, 39; S Asian, 36; Arab, 14; African, 11 
Pregnancy 31 (42) 100 26.5 y (16 y to 42 y) 29 y (16 y to 43 y) White, 87; S Asian, 10; SE Asian, 3 
Late onset 12 (17) 75 36 y (16 y to 67 y) 56 y (27 y to 71 y) White, 92; S Asian, 8 
Family history 2 (3) 100 3.5 y (0 mo to 7 y) 26.5 y (1 y to 50 y) White, 100 
Onset periodNo. (% total)Female, %Median symptom onset, age (range)Median diagnosis, age (range)Consang, %Ethnicity, %
Neonatal/childhood 28 (38) 32 10 mo (<1 mo to 12 y) 3.5 y (<1 mo to 12 y) 43 White, 39; S Asian, 36; Arab, 14; African, 11 
Pregnancy 31 (42) 100 26.5 y (16 y to 42 y) 29 y (16 y to 43 y) White, 87; S Asian, 10; SE Asian, 3 
Late onset 12 (17) 75 36 y (16 y to 67 y) 56 y (27 y to 71 y) White, 92; S Asian, 8 
Family history 2 (3) 100 3.5 y (0 mo to 7 y) 26.5 y (1 y to 50 y) White, 100 

Neonatal and childhood presentations were more likely to be associated with consanguinity and accounted for all cases of cTTP seen in patients of African or Middle Eastern ethnic origin. Pregnancy-associated presentations were most commonly associated with the exon 24 rs142572218 mutation.

Consang, consanguineous; S Asian, south Asian; SE Asian, southeast Asian.

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