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Table 1 Baseline characteristics in patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis

From: Gender- and age-related differences of statin use on incident dementia in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a Nationwide population-based cohort study

 

Statin non-user

Statin user

p

ASD

N

25,764

25,764

  

Age group

  

1.0000

0.00000

 40–49

3095 (12.01%)

3095 (12.01%)

  

 50–59

9485 (36.81%)

9485 (36.81%)

  

 60–69

7469 (28.99%)

7469 (28.99%)

  

 70–79

4462 (17.32%)

4462 (17.32%)

  

  > =80

1253 (4.86%)

1253 (4.86%)

  

Sex

  

1.0000

0.00000

 Male

7298 (28.33%)

7298 (28.33%)

  

 Female

18,466 (71.67%)

18,466 (71.67%)

  

Co-morbidities

 Ischemic heart disease

6668 (25.88%)

8563 (33.24%)

<.0001

0.16184

 Hypertension

13,454 (52.22%)

17,055 (66.20%)

<.0001

0.28735

 Ischemic stroke

3298 (12.80%)

4531 (17.59%)

<.0001

0.13367

 Diabetes mellitus

7250 (28.14%)

10,236 (39.73%)

<.0001

0.24653

 Peptic ulcer

12,575 (48.81%)

12,110 (47.00%)

<.0001

−0.03624

Co-medication

 Aspirin

3035 (11.78%)

6587 (25.57%)

<.0001

0.35953

 Beta- blockers

5439 (21.11%)

8076 (31.35%)

<.0001

0.23440

 CCBs

6820 (26.47%)

9939 (38.58%)

<.0001

0.26060

 ACEI

2035 (7.90%)

3607 (14.00%)

<.0001

0.19625

 ARBs

4060 (15.76%)

7321 (28.42%)

<.0001

0.30876

Duration of RA (year)

  

1.0000

0.00000

  < 1

5402 (20.97%)

5402 (20.97%)

  

 1–3

8018 (31.12%)

8018 (31.12%)

  

  > 3

12,344 (47.91%)

12,344 (47.91%)

  
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