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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Pharmacol Ther. 2013 Nov 19;95(4):423–431. doi: 10.1038/clpt.2013.229

Table 1.

Demographics and Medication Exposures of Studied Cohort and Subgroups

All (N=9,589) European American, not Hispanic (N=6,986) African American, not Hispanic (N=953) PREDICT preemptive model target population (N=5,764)ˆ

Age* 63 (55-71) 64 (55-72) 60 (51-68) 65 (58-73)

Male Sex 5,691 (59%) 4,264 (61%) 433 (45%) 3,797 (66%)

Coronary Artery Stent 2,410 (25%) 1,741 (25%) 166 (17%) 2,410 (42%)

PREDICT Risk Score* 45 (33-59) 44 (32-58) 49 (38-62) 53 (44-65)

EMR Observation Time (Days)* 2,090 (599-4561) 2,213 (743-4627) 3,457 (1227-5669) 2,442 (1,017-4,810)

Medication Exposures
 Clopidogrel 4,684 (49%) 3,314 (47%) 371 (39%) 3,428 (59%)
 Clopidogrel or Prasugrel 4,742 (49%) 3,364 (48%) 375 (39%) 3,472 (60%)
 Simvastatin 5,261 (55%) 3,774 (54%) 571 (60%) 3,722 (65%)
 Any Statin 7,460 (78%) 5,478 (78%) 746 (78%) 5,052 (88%)
 Warfarin 2,069 (22%) 1,605 (23%) 199 (21%) 1,485 (26%)
 Thiopurine 129 (1%) 104 (1%) 14 (1%) 84 (1%)
 Tacrolimus 256 (3%) 185 (3%) 42 (4%) 176 (3%)
*

Median (Interquartile Range)

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PREDICT preemptive model target population, including those with history of coronary artery stent and/or with PREDICT risk score > 40, indicating a 40% likelihood of exposure to clopidogrel, warfarin or a statin over 3 years