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Table 1 Patient-reported demographics and clinical characteristics

From: Real-world effectiveness and satisfaction with intravenous eptinezumab treatment in patients with chronic migraine: REVIEW, an observational, multi-site, US-based study

 

Patients

N = 94

Gender, n (%)

 

 Female

78 (83)

 Male

14 (15)

 Non-binary

2 (2)

Mean (median) age, years

49.2 (49)

Race, n (%)

 

 White or Caucasian

84 (89)

 Black or African American

8 (9)

 Asian

1 (1)

 Other

1 (1)

Ethnicity, n (%)

 

 Non-Hispanic or -Latino

89 (95)

 Hispanic or Latino

5 (5)

Mean (median) years since migraine diagnosis

15.4 (12)

Primary insurance type

 

 Commercial/employer

47 (50)

 Medicare

35 (37)

 Medicaid

6 (6)

 Other

6 (6)

Comorbidities, n (%)

 

 Psychiatric conditions

61 (65)

  Anxiety

47 (50)

  Depression

45 (48)

  Bipolar disorder

3 (3)

  Other

4 (4)

 Allergies

53 (56)

 Cardiovascular disease

38 (40)

  Hypertension or high blood pressure

35 (37)

  Heart attack

2 (2)

  Heart disease

1 (1)

 Inflammatory conditions

37 (39)

  Fibromyalgia

16 (17)

  Rheumatoid arthritis

11 (12)

  Other pain/inflammation

26 (28)

 Digestive system conditions

36 (38)

 Sleep apnea

25 (27)

 Asthma

15 (16)

Number of eptinezumab infusions received, n (%)

 

 1a

1 (1)

 2

12 (13)

 3

15 (16)

 4

17 (18)

 5 or more

48 (52)

 Missing

1 (1)

Current eptinezumab dose received, n (%)

 

 100 mg

22 (23)

 300 mg

54 (57)

 Other

2 (2)

 Cannot recall

13 (14)

 Missing

3 (3)

Previously received another preventive therapy, n (%)

94 (100)

Previous therapy types, n (%)b

 

 Prior subcutaneous anti-CGRP mAb

84 (89)

 OnabotulinumtoxinA

77 (82)

 Oral preventive

70 (74)

 Gepantc

69 (73)

  1. aOne patient self-reported only receiving 1 eptinezumab infusion: however, all patients included in the study had ≥ 2 infusions, confirmed by the physician and chart review
  2. bConcomitant use of therapies post-eptinezumab initiation is unknown
  3. cIncludes atogepant, ubrogepant, and rimegepant; therefore, captures both acute and preventive use
  4. CGRP, calcitonin gene-related peptide; mAb, monoclonal antibody