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. 2018 Aug 28;1:39. doi: 10.1038/s41746-018-0040-6

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the analyzable (n = 819) and non-analyzable (n = 73) ITS subsets

Category Subgroup Analyzable % (n/N) Not analyzable % (n/N)
Age (years) <65 69.1% (566/819) 52.1% (38/73)
≥65 30.9% (253/819) 47.9% (35/73)
Ethnicity Hispanic or Latino 16.4% (134/819) 13.7% (10/73)
Not Hispanic or Latino 83.0% (680/819) 80.8% (59/73)
Unknown 0.6% (5/819) 5.5% (4/73)
HbA1c7 <7 11.6% (95/819) 23.3% (17/73)
≥7 86.7% (710/819) 76.7% (56/73)
Unknown* 1.7% (14/819) 0% (0/73)
HbA1c9 <9 46.4% (380/819) 54.8% (40/73)
≥9 51.9% (425/819) 45.2% (33/73)
Unknown* 1.7% (14/819) 0% (0/73)
Lens Status Phakic with opacities or Cannot Grade 10.4% (85/819) 47.9% (35/73)
Pseudophakic or no opacities 89.6% (734/819) 52.1% (38/73)
Race American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.4% (3/819) 0.0% (0/73)
Asian 1.5% (12/819) 4.1% (3/73)
Black 28.2% (231/819) 46.6% (34/73)
Mixed Race 1.2% (10/819) 1.4% (1/73)
Other-Mexican 0.1% (1/819) 0.0% (0/73)
Other-Puerto rican 0.1% (1/819) 0.0% (0/73)
Refuse to provide 1.1% (9/819) 0.0% (0/73)
Unknown 3.5% (29/819) 1.4% (1/73)
White 63.9% (523/819) 46.6% (34/73)

* These subjects had diabetes diagnosed by means other than HbA1C – see Methods