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Table 1 Characteristics of the vagotomy and matched comparison cohorts

From: Vagotomy and the incidence of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis: a Danish register-based study

 

Truncal Vagotomy Cohort

(n = 2260)

General Population Comparison Cohort

(n = 22610)

Superselective Vagotomy Cohort

(n = 3810)

General Population Comparison Cohort

(n = 38090)

Age group, years, n* (%)

 18–40

210 (9.0)

2070 (9.2)

920 (24.0)

9170 (24.1)

 41–50

380 (17.0)

3840 (17.0)

1120 (29.3)

11,170 (29.3)

 51–60

500 (22.0)

5020 (22.2)

990 (26.1)

9940 (26.1)

 61–70

540 (23.8)

5380 (23.8)

610 (16.0)

6110 (16.0)

 71+

630 (27.8)

6300 (27.9)

170 (4.5)

1700 (4.5)

Sex, n* (%)

 Female

940 (41.4)

9420 (41.6)

1250 (32.7)

12,470 (32.7)

 Male

1320 (58.2)

13,190 (58.3)

2560 (67.2)

25,620 (67.2)

Calendar year, n* (%)

 1977–1981

500 (21.8)

4960 (21.9)

1540 (40.3)

15,360 (40.3)

 1982–1986

660 (29.1)

6600 (29.2)

1270 (33.3)

12,720 (33.4)

 1987–1991

760 (33.7)

7640 (33.8)

730 (19.2)

7280 (19.1)

 1992–1995

340 (15.0)

3410 (15.1)

270 (7.2)

2730 (7.2)

Charlson comorbidity index score, n* (%)

 0

1760 (77.5)

20,260 (89.6)

3570 (93.7)

36,450 (95.7)

 1–2

410 (18.3)

2080 (9.2)

210 (5.6)

1520 (4.0)

3

90 (3.7)

270 (1.2)

30 (0.7)

120 (0.3)

  1. *Rounded to the nearest 10