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Table 1 Demographic data and disease – related characteristics of 40 patients

From: Health-related quality of life and its influencing factors in adult patients with localized scleroderma - a cross-sectional study

Feature

Value

Female sex, n (%)

33 (82.5)

Age at disease onset (years), Median (IQR)

40.5 (29.75–57)

Age at survey (years), Median (IQR)

46.5 (33.75–64.35)

Disease duration (years), Median (IQR)

3.5 (1–10)

Place of residence), n (%)

 Rural

7 (17.5)

 Urban, less than 10,000 of people

3 (7.5)

 Urban, less than 100,000 of people

24 (60)

 Urban, 100,000 or more people

6 (15)

Educational level, n (%)

 Primary

3 (7.5)

 Lower secondary

12 (30)

 Upper secondary

12 (30)

 Tertiary

13 (32.5)

Working (emloyment) status, n (%)

 Employed

21 (52.5)

 Unemployed

7 (17.5)

 Student

2 (5)

 Pensioner

10 (25)

Marital status, n (%)

 Married

30 (75)

 Widowed

1 (2.5)

 Divorced

2 (5)

 Cohabited

1 (2.5)

 No relationship

1 (2.5)

 Body surface area affected by LoS (%), Median (IQR)

4.25 (1.875–8)

 Active disease, n (%)

35 (87.5)

 Without remission

26 (65)

 Reccurent disease 1st relapse

6 (15)

 Reccurent disease 2nd relapse

3 (7.5)

 Inactive disease

5 (12.5)

 LoSCAT summary score, Median (IQR) Subtypes, n (%)

13.5 (14–25)

 Plaque

18 (45)

 Atrophoderma of Pasini and Pierini

8 (20)

 Generalized

7 (17.5)

 Mixed

4 (10)

 Linear

3 (7.5)

 Musculoskeletal manifestations, n (%)

3 (7.5)

 Symptoms (e.g. pruritus)

21 (52.5)

 Comorbid medical conditions, n (%)

25 (62.5)

 Hypertensio arterialis

9 (22.5)

 Diabetes type 2

5 (12.5)

 Gastroesophageal reflux

3 (7.5)

 Hashimoto disease

2 (5)

 Hand eczema

2 (5)

 Rheumatoid arthritis

2 (5)

 Other

5 (12.5)

  1. IQR interquartile range, LoSCAT localized scleroderma cutaneous assessment tool