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. 2020 Sep 22;45(1):4–15. doi: 10.1002/gepi.22360

Table 1.

Demographics of eMERGE participants included in the CAAD GWAS, separated by CAAD case‐control status

Case (N = 1793) Control (N = 17,958) Total (N = 19,751)
Age (years)
Mean (SD) 71.37 (9.70) 63.45 (16.08) 64.16 (15.77)
Range 29.00–98.00 19.00–106.00 19.00–106.00
Sex
Female 667 (37.2%) 10390 (57.9%) 11057 (56.0%)
Male 1126 (62.8%) 7568 (42.1%) 8694 (44.0%)
Racea
N‐Missb 5 6 11
African American 61 (3.4%) 4056 (22.6%) 4117 (20.9%)
American Indian/Alaskan Native 4 (0.2%) 48 (0.3%) 52 (0.3%)
Asian 11 (0.6%) 165 (0.9%) 176 (0.9%)
Caucasian 1664 (93.1%) 12,214 (68.0%) 13,878 (70.3%)
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0 (0.0%) 5 (0.0%) 5 (0.0%)
Not reported 4 (0.2%) 83 (0.5%) 87 (0.4%)
Unknown/Other 44 (2.5%) 1381 (7.7%) 1425 (7.2%)
Ethnicitya
Hispanic/Latino 35 (2.0%) 1192 (6.6%) 1227 (6.2%)
Non Hispanic/Latino 1578 (88.0%) 16,304 (90.8%) 17,882 (90.5%)
Unknown 180 (10.0%) 462 (2.6%) 642 (3.3%)
Ever smoker
N‐Miss 350 7938 8288
Ever 1134 (78.6%) 5024 (50.1%) 6158 (53.7%)
Never 309 (21.4%) 4996 (49.9%) 5305 (46.3%)
Median BMI (kg/m2)
N‐Miss 279 6394 6673
Mean (SD) 28.59 (5.41) 30.08 (7.47) 29.90 (7.28)
Range 17.86–56.98 14.10–80.86 14.10–80.86
Coronary heart disease
N‐Miss 138 3732 3870
No 631 (38.1%) 11,051 (77.7%) 11,682 (73.6%)
Yes 1024 (61.9%) 3175 (22.3%) 4199 (26.4%)
Site
Geisinger 591 (33.0%) 1601 (8.9%) 2192 (11.1%)
Harvard 138 (7.7%) 3732 (20.8%) 3870 (19.6%)
Kaiser/University of Washington 227 (12.7%) 2260 (12.6%) 2487 (12.6%)
Marshfield 165 (9.2%) 1920 (10.7%) 2085 (10.6%)
Mayo 407 (22.7%) 235 (1.3%) 642 (3.3%)
Mt. Sinai 82 (4.6%) 4279 (23.8%) 4361 (22.1%)
Northwestern 56 (3.1%) 506 (2.8%) 562 (2.8%)
Vanderbilt 127 (7.1%) 3425 (19.1%) 3552 (18.0%)

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; CAAD, Carotid artery atherosclerotic disease; eMERGE, electronic Medical Records and Genomics; GWAS, genome‐wide association studies.

a

Self‐reported race and ethnicity.

b

Number of missing values.