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. 2016 Feb 24;11(2):e0149316. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0149316

Table 2. Comparison of the characteristics in psoriasis patients with and without CHD.

With psoriasis Without psoriasis
CHD CHD
Total Present Absent Total Present Absent
Variable (n = 1,197) (n = 108) (n = 1,089) (n = 111,868) (n = 5,059) (n = 106,809)
Age (y.o., mean, SD) 64.1 ± 18.9 75.0 ± 12.8 63.1 ± 19.0 n/a 74.0 ± 12.0 n/a
Male (n, %) 762 (63.6%) 81 (75%) 681 (62.5%) n/a 2978 (58.8%) n/a
Hypertension 288 (24.0%) 81 (75.0%) 207 (19.0%) 16,188 (14.4%) 3,429 (67.7%) 12,759 (11.9%)
Dyslipidemia 231 (19.2%) 63 (58.3%) 168 (15.4%) 9,005 (8.0%) 1,993 (39.3%) 7,012 (6.5%)
Diabetes mellitus 252 (21.0%) 60 (55.5%) 192 (17.6%) 11,303 (10.1%) 2,382 (47.0%) 8,921 (8.3%)
No. of the three major diseases#
3 73 (6.1%) 27 (25.0%) 46 (4.2%) 2,883 (2.5%) 1,066 (21.0%) 1,817 (1.7%)
2 173 (14.5%) 49 (45.4%) 124 (11.4%) 7,112 (6.3%) 1,594 (31.5%) 5,518 (5.1%)
1 204 (17.0%) 25 (23.1%) 179 (16.5%) 13,623 (12.1%) 1,418 (28.0%) 12,205 (11.4%)
0 747 (62.3%) 7 (6.5%) 740 (68.0%) 88,250 (78.8%) 981 (19.3%) 87,269 (81.7%)
Mean No. of the disease# (95% CI) 0.644 (0.590–0.697) 1.888 (1.725–2.052) 0.520 (0.469–0.571) 0.326 (0.322–0.330) 1.542 (1.524–1.560) 0.268 (0.264–0.272)

#: hypertension, dyslipidemia, and diabetes mellitus, CI: confidence interval, n/a: not available.