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. 2013 Dec 5;26(3):87–93. doi: 10.1038/ijir.2013.41

Table 5. Significantly different variables between the discontinuation and continuation group in univariate analysis.

Variables Discontinuation n (%) Continuation n (%) P-value
aReligion
 Protestant 19 (16.4) 76 (20.6)  
 Catholic 24 (20.7) 36 (9.8) 0.015
 Buddhist 26 (22.4) 105 (28.5)  
 Others 47 (40.5) 152 (41.2)  
       
aEducation status
 ⩽ Middle school 15 (12.9) 26 (7.1) 0.049
 > Middle school 101 (87.1) 341 (92.9)  
       
aBMI (kg/m2)
 <23 29 (27.9) 47 (14.7) 0.002
 ⩾23 75 (72.1) 273 (85.3)  
       
aCause of ED
 Psychogenic 55 (47.4) 121 (32.8) 0.004
 Organic 61 (52.6) 248 (67.2)  
Variables Discontinuation mean±s.d. (n) Continuation mean±s.d. (n) P-value
bWeight (kg) 69.37±8.95 (116) 71.93±8.55 (368) 0.006
bBMI (kg/m2) 23.99±2.60 (116) 24.60±2.38 (368) 0.019
cDuration of ED (year) 4.22±3.33 (110) 5.13±3.87 (351) 0.026
cMedication period (month) 15.71±24.57 (16) 28.44±24.03 (369) <0.001
cNumber of prescribed tablets 19.13±22.85 (16) 53.31±63.16 (369) <0.001

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; ED, erectile dysfunction.

a

Chi-square test.

b

Independent Sample t-test.

c

Mann–Whitney U test.