Table 1

Subject demographics and baseline characteristics by treatment group

Active
n=201
Placebo
n=100
p Value*
Women102 (50.75%)59 (59.00%)0.1763
White194 (97.52%)96 (96.00%)0.8217
APOE ε4
 None72 (35.82%)29 (29.00%)0.4751
 197 (48.26%)52 (52.00%)
 232 (15.92%)19 (19.00%)
Hypertensive56 (27.86%)31 (31.00%)0.5715
Antithrombotic use102 (50.75%)40 (40.00%)0.0786
Hamilton Depression Rating Scale score >268 (34.00%)39 (39.00%)0.3941
Modified Hachinski score >0.593 (46.27%)46 (46.00%)0.9649
ARIA-E on baseline MR2 (1.00%)0 (0.00%)0.4452
ARIA-H <10 mm on baseline MR20 (9.95%)8 (8.00%)0.5832
ARIA-H ≥10 mm on baseline MR5 (2.49%)0 (0.00%)0.1306
Age in years
 Mean (SD)69.60 (8.95)67.81 (8.77)0.0997
 Median71.069.0
MMSE
 Mean (SD)19.85 (5.23)20.93 (3.00)0.0568
 Median20.021.0
Dose
 0 mg/kg (placebo)100 (100.00%) 
 0.15 mg/kg42 (20.90%)
 0.5 mg/kg57 (28.36%)
 1.0 mg/kg62 (30.85%)
 2.0 mg/kg40 (19.90%)
  • Hypertension is defined by the use of an antihypertensive therapy, systolic blood pressure greater than 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure greater than 90 mm Hg.

  • 2 when categorical, Fisher's exact test when the expected number is less than 5, t test when continuous.

  • ARIA-E, amyloid-related imaging abnormalities-edema; ARIA-H, ARIA-haemosiderin; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination.