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. 2021 May 6;35:100882. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2021.100882

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population according to use of oral tranexamic acid.

Non-use of oral tranexamic acid Use of oral tranexamic acid*
No. of Person-Yr (Column Percentage)
Total 13,809,120 (100·0) 2797 (100·0)
Age group (years)
 15–19 2035,257 (14·7) 54 (1·9)
 20–24 1342,642 (9·7) 49 (1·8)
 25–29 1528,323 (11·1) 101 (3·6)
 30–34 1886,799 (13·7) 216 (7·7)
 35–39 2247,529 (16·3) 462 (16·5)
 40–44 2432,309 (17·6) 803 (28·7)
 45–49 2336,261 (16·9) 1112 (39·8)
Calendar time
 1996–1999 2178,716 (15·8) 808 (28·9)
 2000–2004 3288,351 (23·8) 763 (27·3)
 2005–2009 3063,439 (22·2) 612 (21·9)
 2010–2014 2962,300 (21·5) 431 (15·4)
 2015–2017 2316,314 (16·8) 183 (6·5)
Educational level
 Elementary school only 6679,445 (48·4) 878 (31·4)
 Secondary school only 1086,276 (7·9) 147 (5·3)
 Skilled worker 3503,158 (25·4) 1122 (40·1)
 Theoretical education 1923,300 (13·9) 521 (18·6)
Theoretical education with research qualifications 616,941 (4·5) 129 (4·6)
Body-mass index (kg/m2)
 <18·5 57,051 (0·4) 11 (0·4)
 18·5–25 810,750 (5·9) 95 (3·4)
 >25 to 30 283,220 (2·1) 51 (1·8)
 >30 162,209 (1·2) 38 (1·4)
 Unknown 12,495,890 (90·5) 2602 (93·0)
Smoking status
 Yes 546,774 (4·0) 117 (4·2)
 No 2190,589 (15·9) 399 (14·3)
 Unknown 11,071,757 (80·2) 2281 (81·6)

*Five days of exposure to oral tranexamic acid was assumed per 15 g redeemed·

Exposure was assumed to occur from date of filled prescription.