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Table 1 Demographics/characteristics of the populations analyzed

From: Impact of erenumab on acute medication usage and health care resource utilization among migraine patients: a US claims database study

 

Erenumab cohort (N = 3171)

OnabotA subgroup (N = 720)

Age at index date, mean (SD)

50.7 (13.6)

51.1 (13.2)

Female, n (%)

2689 (84.8)

628 (87.2)

CM in 12 month pre-index period, n (%)

1982 (62.5)

685 (95.1)

Index physician specialty, n (%)

 Neurologist/headache specialist

2159 (68.1)

513 (71.3)

 General practitioner

439 (13.8)

78 (10.8)

 Nurse/physician assistant

293 (9.2)

68 (9.4)

 Unknown/missing

154 (4.9)

34 (4.7)

 Other specialist

59 (1.9)

11 (1.5)

 Other HCP

52 (1.6)

12 (1.7)

 Psychiatrist/psychologist

15 (0.5)

4 (0.6)

Region, n (%)

 South

1536 (48.4)

301 (41.8)

 West

684 (21.6)

205 (28.5)

 Midwest

667 (21.0)

146 (20.3)

 Northeast

284 (9.0)

68 (9.4)

Insurance type, n (%)

 Point of service (POS)

1569 (49.5)

359 (49.9)

 Other

741 (23.4)

179 (24.9)

 Health maintenance organization (HMO)

518 (16.3)

114 (15.8)

 Exclusive provider organization (EPO)

214 (6.7)

38 (5.3)

 Preferred provider organization (PPO)

129 (4.1)

30 (4.2)

Selected comorbidities in 12 month pre-index period (> 10%), n (%)

 Anxiety

1304 (41.1)

343 (47.6)

 CV disease

1298 (40.9)

304 (42.2)

 Depression

1295 (40.8)

337 (46.8)

 Insomnia

731 (23.1)

176 (24.4)

 Obesity

601 (19.0)

141 (19.6)

 Fibromyalgia

434 (13.7)

109 (15.1)

 Constipation

421 (13.3)

113 (15.7)

  1. CM chronic migraine, CV cardiovascular, hcp health care practitioner, n number, onabotA onabotulinumtoxinA, SD standard deviation, w/o without