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2016
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Research Article
Do NSAIDs and ASA Cause More Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Elderly than Adults?
Table 2
Comparison between patients <65 years and patients ≥65 years in regard to gender, clinical outcome, comorbid illness, ASA and NSAID use, and mortality.
Patients <65 years (
)
Patients ≥65 years (
)
Gender
Male
266
77.1
96
53.6
Female
79
22.9
83
46.4
Clinical outcome
Dead
7
2
18
10.1
Discharged
338
98
161
89.9
0.0001
Comorbid illness
Yes
204
40.7
23
87.2
No
140
59.3
156
12.8
0.0001
Warfarin use
Yes
15
4.3
29
16.2
No
330
95.7
150
83.8
0.0001
ASA use
Yes
45
13
34
19
No
300
87
145
81
0.071
NSAID use
Yes
98
28.4
42
23.5
No
247
71.6
137
76.5
0.225
Mortality rates of ASA-users
Not ASA-users
7
100
15
83.3
ASA-users
0
0
3
16.7
0.250
Mortality rates of NSAIDs-users
Not NSAID-users
7
100
17
94.4
NSAID-users
0
0
1
5.6
0.524