Research Article
A Phase IV Study of the Safety and Efficacy of CinnoPar® in Iranian Patients with Osteoporosis
Table 1
Patients’ demographic and baseline characteristics.
| Variable | Result |
| Population | 193 | Age (y) | 65 ± 11 | Height (cm) | 156 ± 8.7 | Weight (kg) | 64 ± 12.2 | BMI | 26.1 ± 4.8 | Female | 178 (92) | Smoking | 8 (4) | Alcohol consumption | 7 (4) | Tea/coffee consumption ≥1 cup per day | 167 (87) | Prior osteoporosis treatment | | Total | 93 (48) | Calcitonin | 2 (2) | Bisphosphonate | 91 (98) |
| Medical history | | Allergic diseases | 15 (8) | Hepatic impairment | 4 (2) | Renal impairment | 10 (5) | Gastrointestinal diseases | 20 (10) | Rheumatic diseases | 48 (25) | Thyroid dysfunction | 13 (7) | Parathyroid dysfunction | 1 (1) |
| Osteopenia/osteoporosis diagnosis | | As per T-score of the hip | | Screened | 160 (83) | Normal | 7 (4) | Osteopenia | 63 (39) | Osteoporosis | 90 (56) | As per T-score of the spine | | Screened | 158 (82) | Normal | 7 (4) | Osteopenia | 23 (15) | Osteoporosis | 128 (81) |
| Total serum calcium (mg/dL) | | Baseline | 9.4 ± 0.55 |
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Data are presented as mean ± SD or n (%), where applicable. SD = standard deviation.
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