Research Article

Gait Assessment in Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy

Table 2

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample.

VariablesCIDP patients

Age at onset (years) ()55.9 (13.6)
Sex
 Male, (%)15 (75)
 Female, (%)5 (5)
EFNS/PNS criteria (2021)
 CIDP, (%)19 (95)
 Possible CIDP, (%)1 (5)
Clinical form
 Typical CIDP, (%)9 (45)
 Multifocal CIDP, (%)4 (20)
 Distal CIDP, (%)6 (30)
 Sensory predominant CIDP, (%)1 (5)
Disease duration (years) (mean/IQR)3.6 (6.7)
Response to first-line treatment14/20 (70%)
 IVIg12/16 (75%)
 Corticosteroids2/4 (50%)
Response to second-line treatment3/5 (60%)
 IVIg1/1 (100%)
 Corticosteroids2/4 (50%)
Baseline scales of CIDP
 INCAT total (mean/IQR)3 (3)
 IRODS centile ()54.4 (16.3)
 MRC-SS (mean/IQR)57 (5)
 Grip strength (kPa)—right hand ()51.5 (28.1)
 TUG (sec) (mean/IQR)11 (12)
 10MWT (sec) (mean/IQR)10 (11.5)
 30SCS (rep) (mean/IQR)5 (11)

IVIg: intravenous immunoglobulins; INCAT: Inflammatory Neuropathy Cause and Treatment; I-RODS: Inflammatory Rasch-Built Overall Disability Scale; MRC-SS: manual muscle strength according to the Medical Research Council sum score; TUG: Timed Up and Go; 10MWT: 10-Meter Walk Test; 30SCS: 30-Second Chair Stand; sec: seconds; rep: repetitions.