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. 2020 Jul 3;2(9):e557–e564. doi: 10.1016/S2665-9913(20)30227-7

Table 1.

Demographics of participating patients

Patients (n=6228)
Sex
Male 811 (13·0%)
Female 5417 (87·0%)
Age category
<18 years 69 (1·1%)
18–29 years 772 (12·4%)
30–39 years 1312 (21·1%)
40–49 years 1337 (21·5%)
50–59 years 1578 (25·3%)
60–69 years 843 (13·5%)
≥70 years 232 (3·7%)
Missing 85 (1·4%)
Rheumatic disease
Rheumatoid arthritis 2766 (44·4%)
Systemic lupus erythematosus 1964 (31·5%)
Sjögren's syndrome 652 (10·5%)
IgG4-related disease 64 (1·0%)
Undifferentiated connective tissue disease 208 (3·3%)
Other 574 (9·2%)
DMARDs*
Corticosteroids 1193 (51·7%)
Hydroxychloroquine 616 (26·7%)
Leflunomide 967 (41·9%)
Thalidomide 54 (2·3%)
Methotrexate 565 (24·5%)
Mycophenolate mofetil 224 (9·7%)
Biological DMARDs 56 (2·4%)
Targeted synthetic DMARDs 36 (1·6%)
Tacrolimus 90 (3·9%)
Cyclophosphamide 17 (0·7%)
Cyclosporine A 93 (4·0%)
Missing 3919

Data are n or n (%). DMARDs=disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs.

*

Data on DMARD use are provided for 2309 patients, and percentages reported for this subpopulation. Some patients were taking two or more DMARDs.