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Table 1 Sociodemographics at index date

From: Impact of oral osteoarthritis therapy usage among other risk factors on knee replacement: a nested case-control study using the Osteoarthritis Initiative cohort

 

Knee replacement

Case (n = 218)

Control (n = 540)

Time to KR after cohort entry, % (n)

 Between year 1 and year 2

10.6% (23)

 Between year 2 and year 3

15.1% (33)

 Between year 3 and year 4

18.8% (41)

 Between year 4 and year 5

17.9% (39)

 Between year 5 and year 6

12.8% (28)

 Between year 6 and year 7

7.8% (17)

 Between year 7 and year 8

8.3% (18)

 Between year 8 and year 9

8.7% (19)

 Median (IQR) (years)

4.3 (1.0–8.9)

 

OAI subcohort, % (n)

 Progression

61.9% (135)

58.5% (316)

 Incidence

38.1% (83)

41.5% (224)

Age (years), median (IQR)

68.9 (61.8–74.3)

68.6 (61.6–73.8)

Female, % (n)

60.6% (132)

61.1% (330)

Race, % (n)

(n = 217)

 

 White or Caucasian

83.9% (182)

78.0% (421)

 Black or African American

12.5% (27)

19.4% (105)

 Asian

1.8% (4)

0.4% (2)

 Other non-white

1.8% (4)

2.2% (12)

Income level USD, % (n)

 Less than $25,000

10.6% (23)

12.4% (67)

 $25,000 to < $50,000

28.0% (61)

30.6% (165)

 $50,000 to < $100,000

38.0% (83)

38.9% (210)

 $100,000 or greater

23.4% (51)

18.1% (98)

Education level, % (n)

 Less than high school graduate

0.9% (2)

4.1% (22)

 High school graduate

19.3% (42)

10.9% (59)

 Some college

26.6% (58)

30.7% (166)

 College graduate

18.3% (40)

18.2% (98)

 Some graduate school

6.9% (15)

7.2% (39)

 Graduate degree

28.0% (61)

28.9% (156)

  1. Data shown are proportion of patients (%), number of patients (n), age in years, or median (interquartile range (IQR))
  2. KR knee replacement, OAI Osteoarthritis Initiative