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Table 2 Baseline demographics and characteristics

From: An open-label prospective study of the real-life use of onabotulinumtoxinA for the treatment of chronic migraine: the REPOSE study

 

(N = 633)a

Mean (SD) age, y

45.4 (11.7)

Female, n (%)

540 (85.3)

Mean (SD) BMI, kg/m2

24.7 (4.8)

Headache diagnosis history, n (%)b

 CM

580 (91.6)

 Migraine

453 (71.6)

 Medication overusec

229 (36.2)

 Tension headache

155 (24.5)

 Chronic daily headache

82 (13.0)

 Chronic tension-type headache

76 (12.0)

 Menstrual headache or menstrual migraine

63 (10.0)

 Stress headache

57 (9.0)

 Intractable/refractory migraine of headache

46 (7.3)

 Cluster headache

15 (2.4)

 Sinus headache

7 (1.1)

 Hemicrania continua

1 (0.2)

 Newly daily persistent headache

1 (0.2)

 Other

16 (2.5)

Mean (SD) age of onset of headache, yd

18.2 (9.9)

 Mean (SD) time since first diagnosis of migraine, mo

242.9 (154.2)

 Mean (SD) time since first diagnosis of CM, mo

67.4 (96.1)

Previous headache medications, n (%)b

 Beta blockers

453 (71.6)

 Antidepressants

445 (70.3)

 Antiepileptics

441 (69.7)

 Calcium channel blockers

189 (29.9)

 Botulinum toxin

63 (10.0)

Most frequently prescribed acute headache medications in the last 26 weeks before baseline and being used at baseline, n (%)

 Sumatriptan

152 (24.0)

 Ibuprofen

123 (19.4)

 Zolmitriptan

79 (12.5)

 Rizatriptan

77 (12.2)

Most frequently prescribed preventive headache medication in 26 weeks before baseline and being used at baseline, n (%)

 Topiramate

107 (16.9)

  1. BMI = body mass index, CM = chronic migraine
  2. aPercentages are based on total number of patients who received ≥1 dosage of onabotulinumtoxinA
  3. bMultiple answers were possible; diagnoses were those reported by the study investigator in the period leading up to study enrolment, patients with migraine or chronic daily headache were reclassified as CM, if appropriate, before enrolment
  4. cIncludes any diagnosis of medication overuse, rebound, or analgesic overuse headache
  5. dBased on patient recollection