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Table 1 Patient cohort (A), data base characteristics (B), and distribution of CFTR mutations (C) taken from the Bernese CF Registry (n = 178, 87.3% of a total number of 204 CF patients)

From: Long-term gas exchange characteristics as markers of deterioration in patients with cystic fibrosis

A

      
 

Patient cohort follow-up statistics

 

Gender distribution of patients

Blood gas tests within age periods

  

n

%

   
 

- males

88

49.4

5 to 8 y

427/1457

29,3%

 

- females

90

50.6

9 to 14 y

527/1457

36.2%

  

178

100

15 to 18 y

503/1457

34.5%

 

From entire database, 26 patients (12.7%) excluded because of insufficient number of tests, (6) or age < 6 years (20)

B

      
 

Blood gas test and lung function measurement follow-up statistics

 

Number of blood gas tests median (range)

Blood gas tests per year of observation

 

Total of tests

1457

1987 to 1993

326/1457

22.4%

 

per child

8.1 (3-15)

1994 to 2000

539/1457

37.0%

 

per year of observation

68.2 (37-90)

2001 to 2008

592/1457

40.6%

C

      
 

Distribution of CFTR mutations

    

n

%

 

Inframe/inframe (F508del[2])

a

103

57.9

 

Inframe/nonsense

b

22

12.4

 

Frameshift/F508del

c

19

10.7

 

Frameshift/non-F508del

d

12

6.7

 

Inframe/splicesite

e

7

3.9

 

Miscellaneous

f

15

8.4

 

Total

 

178

100.0

 

Equal distribution of CFTR genotypes over age range and over years of observation

  1. CFTR: cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator