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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with and without statin therapy for rivaroxaban and enoxaparin/VKA combined

From: Influence of statin use on the incidence of recurrent venous thromboembolism and major bleeding in patients receiving rivaroxaban or standard anticoagulant therapy

Characteristic

Patients treated with statins (n=1509)

Patients not treated with statins (n=6731)

p-value

Mean age, years

66.5

54.9

<0.01

Men, n (%)

847 (56.1)

3650 (54.2)

0.18

Mean BMI, kg/m2

29.3

27.8

<0.01

Creatinine clearance, n (%)

  

<0.01

 <50 ml/min

207 (13.7)

442 (6.6)

 

 50–<80 ml/min

515 (34.1)

1500 (22.3)

 

 ≥80 ml/min

775 (51.4)

4736 (70.4)

 

 Missing

12 (0.8)

53 (0.8)

 

Planned treatment duration, n (%)

  

<0.01

 3 months

75 (5.0)

580 (8.6)

 

 6 months

858 (56.9)

4056 (60.3)

 

 12 months

576 (38.2)

2095 (31.1)

 

Index event, n (%)

  

<0.01

 Only DVT

489 (32.4)

2880 (42.8)

 

 PE ± DVT

1012 (67.1)

3783 (57.2)

 

 Index event not confirmed or evaluable

8 (0.5)

68 (1.0)

 

Immobilization at randomization, n (%)

232 (15.4)

1051 (15.6)

0.82

Active cancer at randomization, n (%)

76 (5.0)

352 (5.2)

0.76

Ischemic heart disease, n (%)

410 (27.2)

229 (3.4)

<0.01

Peripheral arterial disease, n (%)

39 (2.6)

29 (0.4)

<0.01

Ischemic cerebrovascular disease, n (%)

53 (3.5)

45 (0.7)

<0.01

ASA use at baseline, n (%)

387 (26.5)

337 (5.0)

<0.01

ASA stopped at randomization, n

85

122

 

Hypertension, n (%)

1052 (69.7)

2181 (32.4)

<0.01

Diabetes, n (%)

392 (26.0)

512 (7.6)

<0.01

  1. ASA, acetylsalicylic acid; BMI, body mass index; DVT, deep vein thrombosis; PE, pulmonary embolism; VKA, vitamin K antagonist.
  2. Data from EINSTEIN DVT and EINSTEIN PE combined, safety population.