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Table 1 Demographic and baseline characteristics (SAF) and OAB history (FAS), by treatment group

From: Efficacy of mirabegron in patients with and without prior antimuscarinic therapy for overactive bladder: a post hoc analysis of a randomized European-Australian Phase 3 trial

 

Placebo

Mirabegron

Mirabegron

Tolterodine

  

50 mg

100 mg

ER 4 mg

SAF

    

Patients, n

494

493

496

495

Sex, n (%)

    

  Female

356 (72.1)

357 (72.4)

355 (71.6)

361 (72.9)

Age group, n (%)

    

  ≥65 years

181 (36.6)

178 (36.1)

183 (36.9)

192 (38.8)

  ≥75 years

44 (8.9)

46 (9.3)

46 (9.3)

37 (7.5)

Age, mean (SD)

59.2 (12.3)

59.1 (12.4)

59.0 (12.7)

59.1 (12.9)

Race, n (%)

    

  Caucasian

490 (99.2)

488 (99.0)

492 (99.2)

490 (99.0)

Body mass index, kg/m2, mean (SD)

27.8 (5.0)

27.5 (4.9)

28.0 (5.0)

27.8 (5.0)

FAS

    

Patients, n

480

473

478

475

Type of OAB, n (%)*

    

  Urgency incontinence

201 (41.9)

192 (40.6)

179 (37.4)

184 (38.7)

  Frequency

177 (36.9)

173 (36.6)

183 (38.3)

186 (39.2)

  Mixed

102 (21.3)

108 (22.8)

116 (24.3)

105 (22.1)

Previous OAB medication

    

  Yes (any, n [% of FAS])

238 (49.6)

240 (50.7)

237 (49.6)

231 (48.6)

  Solifenacin, n (%)

127 (53.4)

107 (44.6)

112 (47.3)

109 (47.2)

  Oxybutynin

77 (32.4)

82 (34.2)

82 (34.6)

79 (34.2)

  Tolterodine

69 (29.0)

59 (24.6)

71 (30.0)

58 (25.1)

  Trospium

44 (18.5)

45 (18.8)

41 (17.3)

49 (21.2)

  Propiverine

22 (9.2)

23 (9.6)

16 (6.8)

17 (7.4)

  Darifenacin

14 (5.9)

8 (3.3)

21 (8.9)

12 (5.2)

  Fesoterodine

4 (1.7)

1 (0.4)

2 (0.8)

2 (0.9)

Reason for previous OAB medication discontinuation, n (%)†,‡

    

  Insufficient effect

159 (66.8)

160 (66.7)

159 (67.1)

155 (67.1)

  Poor tolerability

68 (28.6)

65 (27.1)

64 (27.0)

56 (24.2)

  Insufficient effect and poor tolerability

26 (10.9)

28 (11.7)

31 (13.1)

25 (10.8)

  1. *Predominant types of OAB were defined as follows: urgency incontinence = urge incontinence only; mixed = mixed stress/urge incontinence with urge as a predominant factor; frequency = frequency/urgency without incontinence.
  2. % of patients who took previous OAB medication.
  3. Patients could choose more than one reason for discontinuation of previous OAB medication or could discontinue for “other reasons” (data not shown). Thus, patients who checked both “insufficient effect” and “poor tolerability” as reasons for discontinuation of previous OAB medication could be included in both categories.
  4. FAS full analysis set, SAF safety analysis set, SD standard deviation, OAB overactive bladder, ER extended release.