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. 2024 Sep 19;8(5):zrae096. doi: 10.1093/bjsopen/zrae096

Table 1.

Demographics of study cohort

Demographics Total Predictors of time from symptom onset to hospital presentation
P
Predictors of time from hospital presentation to imaging diagnosis
P
Predictors of time from imaging diagnosis to treatment
P
Age (years), median (range), (n = 620) 67 (25–98) 0.459 0.988 0.918
Centre type (n = 620) 0.802 0.665 0.102
 DGH 45 (7)
 Tertiary 575 (93)
Sex (n = 620) 0.385 0.756 0.589
 Male 382 (62)
 Female 238 (38)
Ethnicity (n = 537) 0.887 0.410 0.249
 Caucasian 499 (92.9)
 Black 17 (3.2)
 Asian 17 (3.2)
 Other 4 (0.7)
Index of multiple deprivation decile 0.348 0.707 0.594
 1 (most deprived) 68 (11.5)
 2 42 (7.1)
 3 52 (8.8)
 4 54 (9.2)
 5 54 (9.2)
 6 72 (12.2)
 7 66 (11.2)
 8 57 (9.7)
 9 55 (9.3)
 10 (least deprived) 69 (11.7)
Distance from presenting hospital (miles), median (range) 6.4 (1–199) 0.807 N/A 0.271
Aortic pathology (n = 620) 0.664 0.282 0.059
 Type A 226 (41.8)
 Type B 190 (34.5)
 Non-A non-B 13 (2.3)
 Penetrating aortic ulcer 48 (9.4)
 Intramural haemorrhage 60 (12.1)
Complicated disease (n = 565) 233 (41.2) N/A N/A 0.495
Mode of presentation (n = 561) 0.163 0.386 N/A
 Direct self-presentation 91 (16.2)
 Ambulance 450 (80.2)
 GP referral 20 (3.6)

Values are n (%) unless otherwise stated. For each time outcome (symptom onset to hospital presentation, hospital presentation to imaging diagnosis and imaging diagnosis to treatment), the P values for the included variables are presented. DGH, district general hospital; N/A, not applicable.