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Table 1 General demographic and clinical data of people with Type 1 DM in Brazil

From: Health-related quality of life in people with type 1 Diabetes Mellitus: data from the Brazilian Type 1 Diabetes Study Group

Variables

 

Participants, n

3,005

Age, years ± SD

23.9 ± 10.8

Women, n (%)

1,700 (56)

Age at diagnosis of Type 1 DM in years, n (%)

 

 0–4.9

330 (11)

 5–9.9

721 (24)

 10–14.9

932 (31)

 15–19.9

492 (16.4)

 20–29.9

414 (13.5)

  ≥ 30

126 (4.1)

Mean age at diagnosis of Type 1 DM, years ± SD

13 ± 7.9

Duration of Type 1 DM, years

10.9 (7 months – 50 years)

Ethnicity, n (%)

 

 Caucasian

1,720 (57.2)

 Non-Caucasian

1,285 (42.8)

Economic class, %

 

 High

7.7

 Medium

24.3

 Low

34.2

 Very low

66.1

Geographic Region, n (%)

 

 Southeast

1,180 (39.3)

 North-Northeast

925 (30.8)

 South

718 (23.9)

 Midwest

182 (6.0)

Monthly family income, number of minimum wages ± SD

2.3 ± 1.4

Practice of physical activity, times per week ± SD

3.6 ± 1.4

Microvascular complications, n (%)

673 (29.6)

Macrovascular complications, n (%)

124 (5.5)

Type 1 DM treatment, %

 

 Intermediate-acting insulin

16.3

 Long-acting insulin

1.3

 Insulin pump

1.5

 Intermediate- or long- and short-acting insulin

80.8

Amount of insulin usage, UI/Kg/day ± SD

0.9 ± 0.4