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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Dermatol. 2017 Mar 5;176(5):1366–1369. doi: 10.1111/bjd.14961

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and incidence rates of outcomes in patients with and without psoriasis

BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS

Any Psoriasis Mild Psoriasis Moderate-to-severe Psoriasis

Unexposed Overall PsO Unexposed Mild PsO Unexposed Moderate-to-severe PsO

N 1,019,140 205,815 955,721 193,013 63,415 12,806

Age, mean (SD) 50.66 (17.82) 47.17 (17.55) 50.62 (17.83) 47.00 (17.67) 51.36 (17.68) 49.83 (15.30)

Female sex, N (%) 570,359 (55.96) 106,569 (51.78) 534,679 (55.94) 99,975 (51.80) 35,676 (56.26) 6,598 (51.52)

BMI, mean (SD)1 26.39 (5.47) 26.76 (5.64) 26.40 (5.47) 26.66 (5.59) 26.37 (5.38) 28.11 (6.11)

Drinking history, N (%)2
None 115,738 (11.36) 21,634 (10.51) 108,415 (11.34) 20,221 (10.48) 7,321 (11.54) 1,415 (11.05)
Current 651,393 (63.92) 133,805 (65.01) 611,581 (63.99) 125,285 (64.91) 39,811 (62.78) 8,521 (66.54)
Past 43,615 (4.28) 8,257 (4.01) 41,052 (4.30) 7,398 (3.83) 2,562 (4.04) 860 (6.72)

Smoking history, N (%)3
None 488,477 (47.93) 80,067 (38.90) 458,226 (47.95) 75,124 (38.92) 30,249 (47.70) 4,945 (38.61)
Current 219,759 (21.56) 58,963 (28.65) 206,406 (21.60) 55,579 (28.80) 13,351 (21.05) 3,386 (26.44)
Past 209, 354 (20.54) 45,790 (22.25) 196,829 (20.59) 42,073 (21.80) 12,525 (19.75) 3,717 (29.03)

Townsend4, median quintile (IQR) 3 (1,4) 3 (2,4) 3 (1,4) 3 (2,4) 3 (1,4) 3 (1,4)

Hypertension 210,359 (20.64) 35,801 (17.39) 196,995 (20.61) 32,939 (17.07) 13,362 (21.07) 2,864 (22.36)

Diabetes 67,635 (6.64) 12,558 (6.10) 63,499 (6.64) 11,349 (5.88) 4,136 (6.52) 1,209 (9.44)

Hyperlipidemia 95,117 (9.33) 16,734 (8.13) 89,114 (9.32) 15,346 (7.95) 6,003 (9.47) 1,388 (10.84)

Cardiovascular disease (CVD)5 90,411 (8.87) 15,530 (7.55) 84,404 (8.83) 14.459 (7.49) 14,459 (7.49) 6,007 (9.47)

Psoriatic arthritis Not applicable 10,308 (5.01) Not applicable 5,504 (2.85) Not applicable 4,804 (37.51)

NSAID use 537,227 (52.71) 93,476 (45.42) 504,529 (52.79) 84,373 (43.71) 32,698 (51.56) 9,106 (71.11)

INCIDENCE RATES OF IgA NEPHROPATHY AND GLOMERULAR DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT PSORIASIS

Any Psoriasis Mild Psoriasis Moderate-to-severe Psoriasis

Unexposed Overall PsO Unexposed Mild PsO Unexposed Moderate-to-severe PsO

IgAN

Median (IQR) duration of follow-
up years
5.57 (2.37,9.92) 5.19 (2.15,9.60) 5.53 (2.35,9.87) 5.26 (2.17,9.71) 6.30 (2.89,10.75) 4.39 (1.92,7.85)

Number (%) of new IgAN cases 113 (0.01) 29 (0.01) 100 (0.01) 24 (0.01) 13 (0.02) 5 (0.04)

Incidence of IgAN per 100,000
person years (95% CI)
1.71 (1.42–2.06) 2.28 (1.58–3.28) 1.63 (1.34–1.98) 1.99 (1.34–2.97) 2.92 (1.70–5.03) 7.33(3.05–17.62)

Glomerular disease

Median (IQR) duration of follow-
up, years
5.57 (2.37,9.92) 5.19 (2.15,9.60) 5.52 (2.35,9.86) 5.26 (2.17,9.71) 6.29 (2.89,10.75) 4.39 (1.93,7.85)

Number (%) of new glomerular
disease cases
467 (0.05) 93 (0.05) 427 (0.04) 83 (0.04) 40 (0.06) 10 (0.08)

Incidence of glomerular disease per
100,000 person years (95% CI)
7.08
(6.47–7.75)
7.31
(5.96–8.95)
6.94 (6.31–7.63) 6.89 (5.56–8.54) 8.98 (6.59–12.25) 14.67 (7.89–27.26)

p<0.001 for all

1

19.78% and 20.37% of BMI data were missing in patients without and with psoriasis, respectively

2

20.45% and 20.46% of drinking data were missing in patients without and with psoriasis, respectively

3

9.96% and 10.20% of data on smoking habits were missing in patients without and with psoriasis, respectively

4

Townsend score is a proxy of socioeconomic status based on employment status, car/home ownership, and household overcrowding. A higher Townsend index score correlates with greater socioeconomic deprivation (lower socioeconomic status). 4.12% and 4.87% of data on Townsend score were missing in patient without and with psoriasis, respectively.

5

Congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, or peripheral artery disease