Table 1 Baseline clinical characteristics and demographics (with reference to Syn et al.[1]).

From: Subgroup analysis of genotype guided vs traditional warfarin dosing in Asian patients from an open label randomized trial

 

Traditional dosing (n = 163)

Genotype-guided dosing (n = 159)

Age, mean (SD), years

59.4 (14.5)

58.4 (14.3)

Male, n (%)

88 (54)

100 (62.9)

Weight, mean (SD), kg

66.9 (16.8)

67.3 (14.1)

Race, n (%)

 Chinese

98 (60.1)

99 (62.3)

 Malay

39 (23.9)

32 (20.1)

 Indian

17 (10.4)

14 (8.8)

 Others

9 (5.5)

14 (8.8)

CYP2C9 genotype, n/total (%)

 Presence of *3 allele

11 (160/6.9)

7/158 (4.4)

VKORC1-381 genotype, n/total (%)

 C/C

91/162 (56.2)

97/159 (61.0)

 C/T

47/162 (29.0)

43/159 (27.0)

 T/T

24/162 (14.8)

19/159 (12.0)

Indication, n/total (%)

 Atrial fibrillation

55/160 (34.4)

61/156 (39.1)

 Stroke

11/160 (6.9)

11/156 (7.1)

 Deep vein thrombosis

44/160 (27.5)

42/156 (26.9)

 Pulmonary embolism

19/160 (11.9)

17/156 (10.9)

 Left ventricular thrombus

17/160 (10.6)

18/156 (11.5)

 Others

26/160 (16.3)

14/156 (9.0)

 Low-molecular weight heparins, n/total (%)

78/159 (49.1)

88/157 (56.1)

Medical history, n/total (%)

 T2DM

58/160 (36.3)

56/157 (35.7)

 HTN

86/160 (53.8)

92/157 (58.6)

 Myocardial infarction

8/160 (5.0)

17/157 (10.8)

 Congestive heart failure

21/160 (13.1)

18/157 (11.5)

 Stroke

16/160 (10.0)

10/157 (6.4)

 Deep vein thrombosis

7/160 (4.4)

4/157 (2.6)

 Pulmonary embolism

2/160 (1.3)

3/157 (1.9)

Centre, n (%)

 National University Hospital, Singapore

144 (88.3)

144 (90.6)

 University of Malaya Medical Centre, Malaysia

15 (9.2)

15 (9.4)

 Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

4 (2.5)

0 (0.0)