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. 2015 Apr;70(4):273–277. doi: 10.6061/clinics/2015(04)09

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of 172 CLI patients compared according to post-NLR.

Factor Group A (post-NLR ≥3.8) Group B (post-NLR <3.8) P-value
Gender (male/female) 50/24 72/26 NS
Smoking 40 60 NS
Hypertension 36 56 NS
Diabetes mellitus 8 22 0.046
Heart disease 18 26 NS
CAD 10 14 NS
Statin use 21 27 NS
Age 71.83±11.00 72.00±9.52 NS
Glucose 7.12±3.25 6.52±2.45 NS
Neutrophil count 5.42±2.52 5.29±2.19 NS
Lymphocyte count 1.48±0.49 1.40±0.60 NS
Pre-NLR 6.27±5.05 4.37±2.49 0.004
Post-NLR 7.57±4.46 2.20±0.99 <0.001
Monocyte 0.59±0.23 0.48±0.18 0.001
WBC 6.85±1.36 6.47±1.26 NS
Albumin 36.72±4.34 37.99±3.96 0.049
Potassium 3.88±0.49 3.90±0.49 NS
Creatinine 84.33±31.11 83.70±28.60 NS
HDL 1.11±0.38 1.17±0.39 NS
LDL 2.56±0.82 2.35±0.71 NS
TG 1.82±1.40 1.45±0.96 NS
Cholesterol 4.41±0.97 4.00±0.97 0.009
Social status NS
 Bachelor or greater  education 12 8
 Middle school education 76 43
 Primary school education 18 15
Living condition NS
 Nursing home 21 14
 Private home 85 52
Fontaine grade NS
 II 2 4
 III 48 66
 IV 24 28

CAD: coronary artery disease; Pre-NLR: pre-treatment neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio; Post-NLR: post-treatment neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio; WBC: white blood cell; HDL: high density lipoprotein; LDL: low density lipoprotein; TG: triglyceride. *P<0.05 was considered a significant difference; NS indicated no significance.