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. 2021 Jan 25;37(2):394–399. doi: 10.1002/joa3.12505

TABLE 1.

Basal characteristics compared between patients with AF, with and without gout

Basal characteristics AF a without gout (n = 3 603 182) AF a with gout (n = 240 875) P value
Mean age (years) 75.6 (±0.05) 75.5 (±0.1) .162
Female 1 743 940 (48.4%) 76 839 (31.9%) <.001
Race/ethnicity
White 2 835 704 (78.7%) 177 284 (73.6%) <.001
Black 299 064 (8.3%) 33 241 (13.8%) <.001
Hispanic 190 969 (5.3%) 8672 (3.6%) <.001
Asian/Pacific Islander 64 857 (1.8%) 7949 (3.3%) <.001
Native American 10 810 (0.3%) 482 (0.2%) .001
Other 187 365 (5.6%) 13 248 (5.5%) .477
Hypertension 1 711 511 (47.5%) 78 284 (32.5%) <.001
Obesity 324 286 (9%) 31 555 (13.1%) <.001
Diabetes Mellitus 688 208 (19.1%) 50 102 (20.8%) <.001
Congestive heart failure 327 890 (9.1%) 28 182 (11.7%) <.001
Dyslipidemia 1 671 876 (46.4%) 133 686 (55.5%) <.001
Coronary artery disease 1 448 479 (40.2%) 155 138 (47.8%) <.001
Peripheral vascular disease 273 842 (7.6%) 23 606 (9.8%) <.001
History of stroke or TIA b 450 398 (12.5%) 30 350 (12.6%) .642
Tobacco smoking 327 890 (9.1%) 13 489 (5.6%) <.001
Chronic kidney disease and ESRD c 1 149 415 (31.9%) 137 781 (57.2%) <.001
a

AF, atrial fibrillation.

b

TIA, transient ischemic attack.

c

ESRD, end stage renal disease.