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. 2016 Sep 7;16(1):164. doi: 10.1186/s12883-016-0692-2

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of episodes of incidenta allopurinol use

All Incident stroke during follow up P-value
No Yes
Total, N (episodes) 28,488 26,311 2,177
 Age 76.5 (7.4) 76.4 (7.4) 78.1 (7.3) <0.0001
Gender, N (%) <0.0001
 Male 14,163 (49.7) 13,185 (50.1) 978 (44.9)
 Female 14,325 (50.3) 13,126 (49.9) 1,199 (55.1)
Race/Ethnicity, N (%) 0.0004
 White 22,627 (79.4) 20,970 (79.7) 1,657 (76.1)
 Black 3,371 (11.8) 3,049 (11.6) 322 (14.8)
 Hispanic 589 (2.1) 538 (2.0) 51 (2.3)
 Asian 1,236 (4.3) 1,134 (4.3) 102 (4.7)
 Native American 92 (0.3) 83 (0.3) 9 (0.4)
 Other/unknown 573 (2.0) 537 (2.0) 36 (1.7)
Region, N (%) 0.013
 Northeast 4,586 (16.6) 4,224 (16.6) 362 (17.3)
 Midwest 6,400 (23.2) 5,958 (23.3) 442 (21.1)
 South 11,405 (41.3) 10,486 (41.1) 919 (44.0)
 West 5,227 (18.9) 4,859 (19.0) 368 (17.6)
Charlson- Romano comorbidity Index Score 3.61 (3.22) 3.56 (3.20) 4.27 (3.39) <0.0001

aNo allopurinol use in the baseline period of 365 days