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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 28.
Published in final edited form as: Lupus. 2009;18(11):1000–1005. doi: 10.1177/0961203309104315

Table 2.

Comparison of mean age of SLE onset between group of SLE patients with hysterectomy performed before SLE onset and those cases with negative history of hysterectomy matched based on age of participant in three separate decades (30–39, 40–49, 50–59) for each ethnicity.

Age at study (yr)* Mean age of SLE onset (yr) P values
Hysterectomy performed before
SLE onset
SLE patients with negative history
of Hysterectomy
European-American N=128 N=191
Age 30–39 33.2 (27.89 – 38.44) 23.9 (22.18– 25.52) 1.00E-03
Age 40–49 38.8 (36.64– 41.03) 31.4 (29.60 – 33.17) 1.00E-04
Age 50–59 46.1 (44.12 – 48.09) 38.6 (36.11 – 41.02) 1.00E-04
African-American N=52 N=195
Age 30–39 29.2 (23.60–34.90) 24.8 (23.45– 26.18) 1.20E-01
Age 40–49 37.2 (34.14 –40.26) 31.4 (29.61–33.17) 1.00E-03
Age 50–59 46.8 (42.75– 50.85) 37.2 (34.33 – 40.13) 3.00E-04
*

Age of subjects at the time of participation into the study.

Number of independent cases in the age window of 30 and 60 years old for each ethnicity.