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. 2022 Jul 31;14(7):e27528. doi: 10.7759/cureus.27528

Table 1. Baseline demographics and characteristics for patients with meningioma (cohort 1) and without meningioma (cohort 2) before and after propensity score matching.

Variable Unmatched Matched
  Cohort 1: Meningioma, N (%) Cohort 2: No meningioma, N (%) Cohort 1: Meningioma, N (%) Cohort 2: No meningioma, N (%)
Patients (n) 1,762 26,168 1,739 1,739
Age at Index 42.7 ± 17.5 32.1 ± 12.5 42.2 ± 17 42 ± 17.9
Race        
     White 1,074 (60.95) 13,029 (49.79) 1,064 (61.19) 1,092 (62.80)
     Black 325 (18.45) 9,853 (37.65) 324 (18.63) 328 (18.86)
     Asian 3141 (7.82) 2,551 (9.75) 303 (17.42) 271 (15.58)
     Unknown 39 (2.21) 588 (2.25) 38 (2.19) 33 (1.90)
Comorbid Conditions        
     Hypertension 479 (27.19) 5,287 (20.20) 464 (26.68) 439 (25.24)
     Obesity 286 (16.23) 8,019 (30.64) 286 (16.45) 240 (13.80)
     Diabetes Mellitus 199 (11.29) 3,066 (11.72) 194 (11.16) 190 (10.93)
     Supervision of high-risk pregnancy 300 (17.03) 7,934 (30.32) 300 (17.25) 288 (13.80)
     Migraine 192 (10.90) 2,952 (11.28) 192 (11.04) 166 (9.55)
     Asthma 194 (11.01) 3,964 (15.15) 194 (11.16) 173 (9.95)
     Epilepsy or recurrent seizures 143 (8.12) 522 (2.00) 129 (7.42) 115 (6.61)
     Coagulation Disorders 121 (6.87) 1,118 (4.27) 114 (6.56) 114 (6.56)
     Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 82 (4.65) 661 (2.53) 79 (4.54) 60 (3.45)
     Systemic Lupus Erythematous 13 (0.74) 337 (1.29) 12 (0.69) 15 (0.86)