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. 2022 Mar 30;22:263. doi: 10.1186/s12877-022-02965-0

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the study population

Characteristics Characteristics of the sample Count (%)/Mean(± SD)
N = 3165
Prevalence within subgroup
Count (%)/Mean(± SD)
P value
No Anticoagulation
N = 2138 (67.6%)
Anticoagulation
N = 1027(32.4%)
Age(years), Mean 85.3(4.3) 85.7(4.5) 84.3(3.5)  < 0.001
Age(years), N(%)  < 0.001
  80–84 1588(50.2) 977(45.7) 611(59.5)
  85–89 1083(34.2) 761(35.6) 322(31.4)
  90 +  494(15.6) 400(18.7) 94(9.2)
Sex, N(%)  < 0.001
  Male 1824(57.6) 1301(60.9) 523(50.9)
  Female 1341(42.4) 837(39.1) 504(49.1)
  CHA2DS2-VASC Score*, Mean 4.1(1.3) 4.1(1.3) 4.2(1.3) 0.006
  CHA2DS2-VASC*, Median 4(3–5) 4(3–5) 4(3–5) 0.007
  HAS- BLED Score*, Mean 4(1.2) 4.1(1.3) 3.9(1.1)  < 0.001
  HAS- BLED Score*, Median 4(3–5) 4(3–5) 4(3–5)  < 0.001
HAS- BLED Score, N(%)  < 0.001
  HAS- BLED Score < 3 308(9.7) 205(9.6) 103(10)
  3 <  = HAS- BLED Score <  = 4 1771(56) 1148(53.7) 623(60.7)
  HAS- BLED Score >  = 5 1086(34.3) 785(36.7) 301(29.3)
Clinical department, N(%)  < 0.001
  Cardiology 786(24.8) 383(17.9) 403(39.2)
  Geriatrics 1129(35.7) 834(39) 295(28.7)
  Neurology 311(9.8) 169(7.9) 142(13.8)
  Others 939(29.7) 752(35.2) 187(18.2)
  Use of antiplatelets, Yes, N(%) 1392(44) 1028(48.1) 364(35.4)  < 0.001
  ASA, Yes, N(%) 739(23.3) 504(23.6) 235(22.9) 0.7
  Clopidogrel, Yes, N(%) 1014(32) 767(35.9) 247(24.1)  < 0.001
  CCI*, Mean 1.9(2) 2.1(2.1) 1.6(1.7)  < 0.001
  CCI*, Median 1(1–3) 2(1–3) 1(0–2)  < 0.001
CCI  < 0.001
  CCI: 0 687(21.7) 424(19.8) 263(25.6)
  CCI: 1–2 1663(52.5) 1096(51.3) 567(55.2)
  CCI: 3 +  815(25.8) 618(28.9) 197(19.2)
  Hypertension, Yes, N(%) 2168(68.5) 1460(68.3) 708(68.9) 0.743
  Diabetes, Yes, N(%) 859(27.1) 570(26.7) 289(28.1) 0.404
  Stroke, Yes, N(%) 1065(33.6) 706(33) 359(35) 0.299
  CHD, Yes, N(%) 1393(44) 934(43.7) 459(44.7) 0.62
  Thromboembolic disease, Yes, N(%) 876(27.7) 576(26.9) 300(29.2) 0.196
  Dementia, Yes, N(%) 283(8.9) 229(10.7) 54(5.3)  < 0.001
Year of hospitalization, N(%)  < 0.001
  2016–2017 722(22.8) 571(26.7) 151(14.7)
  2017–2018 826(26.1) 589(27.5) 237(23.1)
  2018–2019 851(26.9) 548(25.6) 303(29.5)
  2019–2020 766(24.2) 430(20.1) 336(32.7)

Data are shown using count (percentage) or mean (standard deviation). P values were calculated with chi-squared tests and Student's t tests for categorical and continuous variables, respectively

* These variables are also presented as medians (interquartile ranges), and their p values were calculated with the Wilcoxon rank sum test