almost significantp = 0.051
The difference observed in the delay in diagnosis between patients with HAE type I and patients with HAE type II was almost significant (8.0 [0.0–62.0] versus 21.0 years [0.0–42.0]; p = 0.051).
The difference observed in the delay in diagnosis between patients with HAE type I and patients with HAE type II was almost significant (8.0 [0.0–62.0] versus 21.0 years [0.0–42.0]; p = 0.051).
The median delay in diagnosis was longer for HAE type II versus type I (21 versus 8 years, respectively), although this did not quite reach statistical significance.