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. 2019 Jan 5;19:4. doi: 10.1186/s12883-018-1234-x

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the study cohort with or without episodes of Incident Parkinson’s Disease

Entire cohort Parkinson’s Disease during the follow-up
No Yes
Total people, N 1,725,833a 1,703,197 22,636
Age, mean (SD) 75.3 (7.6) 75.3 (7.6) 76.5 (6.7)
Gender, N (%)
 Male 730,850 (42.3%) 719,315 (42.2%) 11,535 (51.0%)
 Female 994,983 (57.7%) 983,882 (57.8%) 11,101 (49.0%)
Race/Ethnicity, N (%)
 White 1,486,250 (86.1%) 1,466,103 (86.1%) 20,147 (89.0%)
 Black 142,086 (8.2%) 140,801 (8.3%) 1285 (5.7%)
 Other/unknown 97,497 (5.6%) 96,293 (5.7%) 1204 (5.3%)
Charlson
 0 909,974 (52.7%) 901,096 (52.9%) 8878 (39.2%)
 1 173,518 (10.1%) 170,653 (10.0%) 2865 (12.7%)
  ≥ 2 642,341 (37.2%) 631,448 (37.1%) 10,893 (48.1%)
Charlson-Romano comorbidity score, mean (SD) 1.60 (2.39) 1.59 (2.39) 2.10 (2.51)
Charlson-Romano comorbidities
 Myocardial Infarction 68,537 (4.0%) 67,469 (4.0%) 1068 (4.7%)
 Heart Failure 202,196 (11.7%) 198,932 (11.7%) 3264 (14.4%)
 Peripheral vascular disease 167,945 (9.7%) 164,946 (9.7%) 2999 (13.2%)
 Cerebrovascular disease 167,247 (9.7%) 163,696 (9.6%) 3551 (15.7%)
 Dementia 75,936 (4.4%) 73,689 (4.3%) 2247 (9.9%)
 Chronic pulmonary disease 269,751 (15.6%) 265,719 (15.6%) 4032 (17.8%)
 Connective tissue disease 47,999 (2.8%) 47,267 (2.8%) 732 (3.2%)
 Peptic ulcer disease 32,624 (1.9%) 32,018 (1.9%) 606 (2.7%)
 Mild liver disease 8506 (0.49%) 8403 (0.49%) 103 (0.46%)
 Diabetes 319,089 (18.5%) 313,715 (18.4%) 5374 (23.7%)
 Diabetes with end organ damage 94,120 (5.5%) 92,363 (5.4%) 1757 (7.8%)
 Hemiplegia 14,118 (0.82%) 13,833 (0.81%) 285 (1.3%)
 Renal failure/disease 59,340 (3.4%) 58,427 (3.4%) 913 (4.0%)
 Any tumor, leukemia or lymphoma 173,685 (10.1%) 170,940 (10.0%) 2745 (12.1%)
 Moderate/severe liver disease 1992 (0.12%) 1959 (0.12%) 33 (0.15%)
 Metastatic cancer 17,950 (1.0%) 17,796 (1.0%) 154 (0.68%)
 AIDS 547 (0.03%) 541 (0.03%) 6 (0.03%)
Hypertension 833,128 (48.3%) 819,889 (48.1%) 13,239 (58.5%)
Hyperlipidemia 601,188 (34.8%) 591,507 (34.7%) 9681 (42.8%)
Coronary artery disease 302,982 (17.6%) 297,391 (17.5%) 5591 (24.7%)

a met eligibility criteria and did not have PD in the baseline 365-day period; SD, standard deviation; Bold represents statistically significant differences with p <0.001