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Table 1 Information collected on the study population (N = 278)

From: Association between outdoor air pollution and chronic rhinosinusitis patient reported outcomes

Characteristics

Total (%)

Total (%)

Total (%)

Population

Complete population (N = 278)

Spring—Summer population (N = 116)

Fall—Winter population (N = 222)

Age, years (mean ± SD)

44 ± 13.56

45 ± 13.57

44 ± 13.74

Sex (Male/Female)

143/135

64/52

100/112

Nasal polyps

 CRSwNP

123 (53.02%)

60 (51.72%)

96 (43.24%)

 CRSsNP

109 (46.98%)

38 (32.76%)

89 (40.01%)

History of sinus surgery

152 (54.68%)

71 (61.21%)

119 (53.60%)

Smoking status

 Never smoker

192 (72.18%)

63 (54.31%)

129 (58.11%)

 Ex-smoker

62 (23.31%)

28 (24.14%)

48 (21.62%)

 Current smoker

12 (4.51%)

4 (3.45%)

9 (4.05%)

Allergic rhinitis

129 (49.05%)

48 (41.38%)

103 (46.40%)

Asthma

 Childhood onset

15 (6.28%)

8 (6.90%)

14 (6.31%)

 Adulthood onset

40 (16.74%)

22 (18.97%)

30 (13.51%)

COPD

17 (6.77%)

8 (6.90%)

12 (5.41%)

  1. Age was represented in mean ± standard deviation. 46 patients were missing nasal polyp status, 12 missing smoking status, 15 missing allergic rhinitis status, 39 missing asthma, and 27 missing COPD. It should be noted that when patients made entries in both the spring—summer and in the fall—winter period they were included in both populations