The Disease Burden of Hereditary Angioedema: Insights from a Survey in French-Canadians from Quebec

Table 5

Demographic data of HAE type I/II and HAE nC1-INH.

Characteristic	HAE type I/II (n = 17), median (min, max) or n (%)	HAE nC1-INH (n = 15), median (min, max) or n (%)	p Value^†
Age (years)	57 (16, 73)	43 (17, 72)	0.17
Sex	—	—	0.09
Male	6 (35%)	1 (7%)	—
Female	11 (65%)	14 (93%)	—
Marital status	—	—	0.90
Common-law	5 (29%)	3 (20%)	—
Married	8 (47%)	7 (47%)	—
Single	4 (24%)	5 (33%)	—
Employed	10 (59%)	6 (40%)	0.48

HAE, hereditary angioedema; HAE nC1-INH, hereditary angioedema with normal C1 inhibitor. ^† is deemed significant.