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. 2010 Aug 10;182(11):E526–E531. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.092144

Table 1.

Characteristics of 2 497 777 participants in a study of serious liver disease in relation to presence of newly diagnosed diabetes mellitus

Characteristic Study group; no. (%) of participants*
Newly diagnosed diabetes mellitus n = 438 069 No diabetes mellitus n = 2 059 708
Age, yr, mean (SD) 55.5 (11.4) 55.3 (11.4)
Age group, yr
 30–40 51 034 (11.6) 245 625 (11.9)
 41–50 98 623 (22.5) 473 215 (23.0)
 51–60 127 140 (29.0) 601 598 (29.2)
 61–70 115 732 (26.4) 528 474 (25.7)
 71–75 45 540 (10.4) 210 796 (10.2)
Sex, female 188 791 (43.1) 901 276 (43.8)
Income quintile
 Q1 (lowest) 95 760 (21.9) 366 670 (17.8)
 Q2 94 571 (21.6) 403 749 (19.6)
 Q3 88 831 (20.3) 415 133 (20.2)
 Q4 83 167 (19.0) 420 538 (20.4)
 Q5 (highest) 73 707 (16.8) 447 573 (21.7)
 Unknown 2 033 (0.5) 6 045 (0.3)
Urban residence 378 152 (86.3) 1 777 015 (86.3)
Medical history before study entry
 Hypertension within 36 mo 148 303 (33.9) 352 732 (17.1)
 Dyslipidemia within 36 mo 93 820 (21.4) 296 652 (14.4)
 Obesity within 36 mo 48 513 (11.1) 78 730 (3.8)
 Cardiovascular disease within 36 mo 11 456 (2.6) 16 951 (0.8)
 No. of hospital admissions within 36 mo, mean (SD) 0.28 (0.79) 0.16 (0.63)
 No. of primary care visits within 12 mo, mean (SD) 6.9 (7.3) 4.2 (6.6)
Person-years of follow-up
 Total no. 3 009 109 14 167 692
 Median (IQR) 6.4 (3.9–9.6) 6.4 (3.9–9.6)

IQR = interquartile range, Q = quintile, SD = standard deviation.

*

Unless otherwise indicated.