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Table 1 Summary of patient population (mITT population), (a) demographic characteristics (b) screening parameters

From: Dose response of umeclidinium administered once or twice daily in patients with COPD: a randomised cross-over study

a.

Characteristic

Total

N = 163

Age (yr)

 

 Mean (SD)

59.5 (9.21)

Sex, n (%)

 

 Male

78 (48)

Ethnicity, n (%)

 

 Hispanic/Latino

1 (<1)

 Non-Hispanic/Latino

162 (>99)

Race, n (%)

 

 White

145 (89)

 African American/African heritage

16 (10)

 African American/African heritage and White

1 (<1)

 American Indian or Alaskan native

1 (<1)

Height (cm)

  

 Mean (SD)

170.2 (9.20)

Weight (kg)

  

 Mean (SD)

79.55 (17.539)

Body mass index (kg/m2)

  

 Mean (SD)

27.36 (5.115)

b.

Parameter

Total N= 163

Pre-salbutamol

Post-salbutamol

% predicted FEV1 (%)

  

n

162

163

 Mean (SD)

47.0 (12.84)

51.1 (10.16)

FEV1/FVC (%)

  

n

162

163

 Mean (SD)

51.1 (11.65)

52.3 (10.62)

FEV1 (L)

  

n

162

163

 Mean (SD)

1.429 (0.5179)

1.554 (0.4727)

FVC (L)

  

n

162

163

 Mean (SD)

2.803 (0.7948)

3.001 (0.8073)

Reversibility to salbutamol (%)

 

n

162

 Mean (SD)

11.8 (15.31)

Reversibility to salbutamol (mL)

 

n

162

 Mean (SD)

124.2 (212.56)

Mean baseline FEV1 (L)

 

n

163

 Mean (SD)

1.408 (0.5282)

Mean baseline FVC (L)

 

n

163

 Mean (SD)

2.763 (0.7920)

  1. Note: mean baseline was defined as the mean of the baseline values from each treatment period. If one or more values were missing, the mean baseline was the mean of the non-missing values.
  2. FEV1, forced expiratory volume in 1 second; FVC, forced vital capacity; mITT, modified intent-to-treat; SD, standard deviation; UMEC, umeclidinium bromide.