Retrospective Study
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World J Gastrointest Pharmacol Ther. Aug 6, 2016; 7(3): 440-446
Published online Aug 6, 2016. doi: 10.4292/wjgpt.v7.i3.440
Table 3 Comparison of old age, sex, and use of antithrombotic drugs or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs between patients with and without diverticular hemorrhage n (%)
DH (n = 273)Non-DH (n = 1530)Adjusted P value
Old age (≥ 70 yr)136 (49.8)446 (29.2)< 0.01
Male sex172 (63.0)741 (48.4)< 0.01
Obesity (BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2)82 (30.0)255 (16.7)< 0.01
ATDs79 (28.9)229 (15.0)< 0.01
NSAIDs30 (11.0)85 (5.6)< 0.01
Smoking (current/past)124 (45.4)427 (27.9)< 0.01
Alcohol drinking (current)139 (50.9)486 (31.8)< 0.01
Cerebrovascular disease36 (13.2)134 (8.8)0.67
Ischemic heart disease34 (12.5)109 (7.1)0.33
Hypertension178 (65.2)480 (31.4)< 0.01
Hyperlipidemia74 (27.1)281 (18.4)< 0.05
Hyperuricemia20 (7.3)71 (4.6)0.78
Diabetes44 (16.1)163 (10.7)< 0.01
Chronic liver disease13 (4.8)93 (6.1)0.1
Chronic kidney disease8 (2.9)35 (2.3)0.94
Charlson Risk Index ≥ 279 (28.9)311 (20.3)0.67
Blood transfusion56 (20.5)74 (4.8)< 0.01