Skip to main content

Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the combined study population. For ’Number of individuals’ the percentage values correspond to the total number of COPD patients, for gender and nicotine abuse to the specific sub-cohort (i.e., COPD total, non-AATD, AATD, respectively). p-values are calculated using the Chi-squared test for categorical variables or t-test for comparing the mean values

From: Alpha-1-antitrypsin-deficiency is associated with lower cardiovascular risk: an approach based on federated learning

Variable

COPD total

AATD

Non-AATD

p-value

Number of individuals

43,057

746 (1.73%)

42,311 (98.27%)

 

Gender (Male)

26,554 (61.67%)

475 (63.67%)

26,079 (61.64%)

0.273

Nicotine Abuse1

6897 (16.02%)

170 (22.79%)

6727 (15.9%)

< 0.001

Age at first admission

70.13 (12.28)

65.87 (10.84)

70.17 (12.27)

< 0.001

Age at last discharge

70.47 (12.9)

66.51 (12.56)

70.5 (12.9)

< 0.001

Number of visits

2.19 (2.52)

3.08 (3.38)

2.18 (2.5)

< 0.001

Asthma2

830 (3.22%)

11 (1.82%)

819 (3.25%)

0.06412

Neutrophils3

8.53

8.95 (6.7)

8.52 (6.78)

0.4829

Haemoglobin4

50.87

23.8 (9.86)

51.31 (13.83)

< 0.001

Platelets

264.88

246.1 (128.3)

265.17 (120.76)

0.0001

Lymphocytes3

3.15

4.11 (7.67)

3.14 (7.07)

0.0688

Procalcitonin5

2.07

2.09 (7.85)

2.07 (11.1)

0.9738

CRP

42.94

60.19 (73.99)

42.65 (62.98)

< 0.001

  1. * Presented as mean (SD), AATD: Alpha 1-Antitrypsin Deficiency, 1Results are just for five sites due to disclosure risks in the Site C cohort, 2 Results are for all sites except for Site B und Site D, 3 differences between groups calculated for all sites except for Site E and Site F, 4 differences between groups calculated for all sites except for Site A, 5 differences between groups calculated for all sites except for Site E