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. 2009 Jun 6;28(4):410–417. doi: 10.1007/s11239-009-0354-y

Table 1.

(A) Demographic baseline patient characteristics; (B) length of clopidogrel, aspirin and statin treatment

Variable Total (N = 98)
(A) Baseline characteristics
Age (years)
    Mean 63.3
    SD 8.5
    Median (min, max) 63 (44, 81)
Gender, N (%)
    Male/female 78/20 (79.6/20.4)
Race, N (%)
    Caucasian 93 (94.9)
    Asian oriental 5 (5.1)
Risk factors/comorbidities, N (%)
    History of hypertension 53 (54.1)
    Hypercholesterolemia 80 (81.6)
    Congestive heart failure 2 (2.0)
    Prior myocardial infarction 62 (63.3)
    Atrial fibrillation 3 (3.1)
    Stroke 4 (4.1)
    Transient ischemic attack 5 (5.1)
    Peripheral arterial disease 8 (8.2)
    CABG 6 (6.1)
    Peripheral angioplasty or bypass surgery 1 (1.0)
    Current smoker 16 (16.3)
Extent of exposure to clopidogrel and ASA and statins Total (N = 98)
Mean; SD
(B) Time elapsed from initial clopidogrel administration
Clopidogrel use prior to withdrawal
    Duration (days) 385.8; 62.4
    Last dose (mg/day) 75.0; 0.0
ASA use prior to clopidogrel withdrawal
    Duration (days) 763.5; 1041
    Last dose (mg/day) 101.2; 27.2
Statin use prior to clopidogrel withdrawal
    Duration (days) 887.3; 1394
    Last dose (mg/day) 43.1; 20.5