Table 1 Baseline demographics and history of treatment (n = 99).

From: A 52 weeks dupilumab treatment for moderate to severe atopic dermatitis in Korea: long-term efficacy and safety in real world

Type

Variables

Mean (min, max) or count (%)

Demographics

Age, years

30.92 (18.00–53.00)

 10–20

4 (4.04%)

 20–30

48 (48.48%)

 30–40

38 (38.38%)

 40–50

7 (7.07%)

 50–60

2 (2.02%)

Gender

 

 Male

58 (58.59%)

 Female

41 (41.41%)

Occupation

 

 Yes

68 (68.69%)

Marriage

 

 Yes

19 (19.19%)

Disease onset

 

 Adult exacerbation

6 (6.06%)

 Childhood

93 (93.94%)

Family history of allergy

 

 Yes

36 (36.36%)

Allergy history

57 (57.58%)

 Allergic conjunctivitis

17 (29.82%)

 Allergic rhinitis

49 (85.96%)

 Asthma

12 (21.05%)

Known allergy

55 (55.56%)

 House dust mite

53 (96.36%)

 Mold

19 (34.55%)

 Food

5 (9.09%)

 Cat

6 (10.91%)

 Dog

3 (5.45%)

History of treatment

Topical treatment

 

 Topical steroid

92 (92.93%)

 Topical calcineurin inhibitor

68 (68.69%)

Systemic treatment

 

 Systemic steroid

65 (65.66%)

 Immunosuppressant

61 (61.61%)

 Cyclosporine

53 (86.89%)

 Methotrexate

6 (9.84%)

 Mycophenolate mofetil

1 (1.64%)

 Azathioprine

1 (1.64%)

 Phototherapy

20 (20.20%)

 Immunotherapy

13 (13.13%)

 Oriental medicine

52 (52.53%)

 Folk remedy

27 (27.27%)