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. 2024 Nov 6;17:8261–8270. doi: 10.2147/JIR.S472849

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics for the Full Cohort and for Patients Within the Full Cohort with at Least One Head Trauma

Characteristics Full Cohort N (%) Patients with Head Trauma N (%)
Total 2391853 427,612
SDH evacuations 4086 (0.17) 812 (0.18)
Age at start of study (years)
 50–65 1,618,025 (67.6%) 235,076 (55.0%)
 65–74 414,916 (17.3%) 86,893 (20.3%)
 74–84 258,666 (10.8%) 74,633 (17.5%)
 85+ 100,246 (4.2%) 31,010 (7.3%)
Sex
 Female 1252264 (52.4%) 243,613 (57.0%)
 Male 1139589 (47.6%) 183,999 (43.0%)
Comorbidities and co-medications
Alcohol addiction 113110 (4.7%) 38,311 (9.0%)
Chronic hepatic disease 45526 (1.9%) 12,862 (3.0%)
Renal insufficiency 92521 (3.9%) 23,116 (5.4%)
Anticoagulant treatment 845407 (35.3%) 197,122 (46.1%)
Diabetes mellitus 279584 (11.7%) 56,120 (13.1%)
Previous cerebral infarction 104973 (4.4%) 27,836 (6.5%)
Antihypertensive treatment 1463967 (61.2%) 303,087 (70.9%)
Conditions predisposing for head trauma 11170 (0.5%) 6539 (1.5%)
Disposing neurological disorders 192231 (8.0%) 65,553 (15.3%)
Statins 452734 (18.9%) 110,141 (25.8%)
Autoimmune disorders 879263 (36.8%) 177,485 (41.5%)
Glucocorticoids 7507 (0.3%) 1490 (0.3%)
NSAIDs* 256,309 (10.7%) 53,921 (12.6%)

Abbreviations: CSDH, Chronic subdural haematoma; * NSAIDs, Non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs.