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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Hypertens. 2014 Oct;32(10):1987–1992. doi: 10.1097/HJH.0000000000000289

Table 2.

Characteristics of the diagnostic groups

Normotension Hypertension White Coat
Hypertension
Masked
Hypertension
N 1582 219 128 355
Age, 44.26 (13.47) 57.21 (11.66) 58.20 (12.88) 48.26 (13.18)
Female, N (%) 1096 (69.3%) 74 (33.8%) 59 (46.1%) 187 (52.7%)
Education 3.44 (0.87) 2.98 (0.91) 2.89 (0.83) 3.29 (0.80)
BMI 24.42 (4.03) 28.38 (4.17) 28.80 (4.29) 25.52 (4.01)
Obesity, N 146 (9.2%) 62 (28.3%) 41 (32.0%) 46 (13.0%)
Ever Smoker,
N
628 (39.7%) 106 (48.4%) 47 (36.7%) 172 (48.5%)
Controlled
Hypertension
Resistant
hypertension
Pseudo- Resistant
hypertension due
to white coat
effect
Masked
uncontrolled
hypertension
N 229 136 101 88
Age, 65.18 (10.57) 67.46 (10.38) 66.17 (9.05) 63.86 (10.71)
Female, N (%) 139 (60.7%) 56 (41.2%) 68 (67.3%) 34 (38.6%)
Education 2.68 (0.91) 2.54 (0.89) 2.52 (0.88) 2.75 (0.89)
BMI 28.80 (4.09) 29.49 (4.67) 30.48 (5.94) 27.24 (3.55)
Obesity, N 82 (35.8%) 63 (46.3%) 44 (43.6%) 24 (27.3%)
Ever Smoker, N 72 (31.4%) 54 (39.7%) 33 (32.7%) 41 (46.6%)

Note: BMI is body mass index (Kg/m2). Education is on a scale from 1 (no education) to 5 (university degree).