Understanding the patient voice in gout: a quantitative study conducted in Europe

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Figure 1. Impact of gout on patient activities versus level of control (N = 933 due to missing data)
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Figure 2. Treatment satisfaction versus level of control, treatment, and age
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Figure 3. Clear areas of unmet need.
HCP = healthcare practitioner. sUA = serum uric acid.

Table 1. Patient demographics including comorbidities (n = 1100)

Patient demographics	n (%)
Male	858 (78)
Mean age, years (range)	55 (18–65)
Mean age at diagnosis, years (range)	45 (23–85)
Mean number of flares within a 12-month period (range)	2.9 (0–12)
Length of most recent flare, days (range)	5.1 (1–16)
Average time since most recent flare, months (range)	4.5 (1–12)
Receiving ULT	638 (58)
Employed, studying or searching for employment	616 (56)
Comorbidities	847 (77)
Chronic kidney disease	187 (17)
Type 2 diabetes	253 (23)
Overweight/obesity	440 (40)
Hypercholesterolaemia	451 (41)
Hypertension	583 (53)