Table 2

Demographic characteristics and clinical diagnosis (per reference clinical diagnosis) by study—ITD population (N=726)

 StudyTotal (N=726)
DP008-003 (N=220)PDT304 (N=102)PDT301 (N=326)PDT408 (N=78)
Age (year)
 Mean (SD)62.7 (8.87)60.4 (10.91)73.9 (7.17)64.2 (11.99)67.6 (10.60)
 Minimum, Maximum40, 8033, 7954, 9025, 8425, 90
 Median63.561.075.067.069.0
Gender
 Male136 (62%)57 (56%)187 (57%)41 (53%)421 (58%)
 Female84 (38%)45 (44%)139 (43%)37 (47%)305 (42%)
Race
 Caucasian216 (98%)102 (100%)326 (100%)77 (99%)721 (99%)
 Black3 (1%)0 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)3 (<1%)
 Asian1 (<1%)0 (0%)0 (0%)1 (1%)2 (<1%)
 Other0 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
PS (SDDD)158 (72%)71 (70%)0 (0%)48 (62%)277 (38%)
Possible PS158 (72%)5 (5%)0 (0%)48 (62%)211 (29%)
Probable PS0 (0%)66 (65%)0 (0%)0 (0%)66 (9%)
DLB (SDDD)0 (0%)0 (0%)116 (36%)0 (0%)116 (16%)
Possible DLB0 (0%)0 (0%)27 (8%)0 (0%)27 (4%)
Probable DLB0 (0%)0 (0%)89 (27%)0 (0%)89 (12%)
Non-PS/non-DLB (no SDDD)62 (28%)31 (30%)126 (39%)30 (38%)249 (34%)
ET27 (12%)14 (14%)0 (0%)23 (29%)64 (9%)
AD0 (0%)0 (0%)125 (38%)0 (0%)125 (17%)
Other35 (16%)17 (17%)1 (<1%)7 (9%)60 (8%)
SDDD present*158 (72%)71 (70%)116 (36%)48 (62%)393 (54%)
SDDD absent62 (28%)31 (30%)126 (39%)30 (38%)249 (34%)
  • *Includes possible and probable PS and possible and probable DLB diagnoses.

  • AD, Alzheimer's disease; DLB, dementia with Lewy bodies; ET, essential tremor; ITD, intent to diagnose; N, number of participants in the study; PS, parkinsonian syndrome; SDDD, striatal dopaminergic deficit disorder.