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. 2020 Mar 24;36(3):395–405. doi: 10.1002/joa3.12332

Table 4.

Safety and effectiveness outcomes in patients with a specific background

  Safety outcomes: Bleeding events Effectiveness outcomes
All bleeding Major bleeding Ischemic stroke (excluding TIA) or systemic embolism
(%) (n/N) % (n/N) % (n/N)
All patients 6.52 (612/9391) 1.13 (106/9391) 1.19 (111/9351)
Advanced age (≥75 years) 7.83 (391/4996) 1.44 (72/4996) 1.37 (68/4974)
Low body weight (≤60 kg) 6.48 (380/5862) 1.16 (68/5862) 1.13 (66/5833)
Severely low body weight (<40 kg) 9.26 (34/367) 3.00 (11/367) 1.92 (7/364)
CLcr (≤50 mL/min) 7.69 (261/3396) 1.71 (58/3396) 1.48 (50/3377)
Liver dysfunction 9.32 (67/719) 1.53 (11/719) 1.40 (10/714)
Hypertension 6.98 (471/6744) 1.23 (83/6744) 1.24 (83/6719)
Heart disease 8.36 (311/3721) 1.59 (59/3721) 1.19 (44/3690)
Cerebrovascular disease 7.60 (153/2012) 1.89 (38/2012) 2.74 (55/2004)
Cancer 14.25 (104/730) 1.64 (12/730) 1.52 (11/723)
P‐gp inhibitor use a 8.07 (51/632) 1.74 (11/632) 1.59 (10/628)
Antiplatelet agent use 11.87 (150/1264) 1.82 (23/1264) 2.56 (32/1252)
DAPT use b 21.74 (35/161) 4.35 (7/161) 4.97 (8/161)
a

P‐gp inhibitors, quinidine, verapamil, erythromycin, or cyclosporine.

b

DAPT, Dual antiplatelet therapy.