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. 2015 Jul 23;29(4):439–447. doi: 10.1093/ajh/hpv116

Table 4.

Antihypertensive treatment, comorbidity, and risk factors in patients known with hypertension

Antihypertensive treatment Controlled hypertension
(n = 467)
Uncontrolled hypertension
(n = 483)
P-value
No treatmenta 4% (n = 17) 11% (n = 52) <0.001
Mean number of antihypertensive drugsa 2.0±1.0 1.6±1.0 <0.001
Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitora 42% (n = 198) 38% (n = 184) NS
Angiotensin receptor antagonista 28% (n = 130) 23% (n = 111) NS
Calcium channel blockera 36% (n = 166) 34% (n = 162) NS
Thiazida 52% (n = 242) 42% (n = 205) <0.01
Furosemidea 6% (n = 28) 4% (n = 19) NS
Spironolactone a 3% (n = 14) 1% (n = 5) <0.05
Amiloride a 1% (n = 5) 1% (n = 3) NS
Alpha-blockera 1% (n = 5) 1% (n = 7) NS
Beta-blockera 26% (n = 121) 19% (n = 93) <0.05
Minoxidila 0% (n = 0) 0% (n = 1) NS
Moxonidina 0% (n = 1) 0% (n = 1) NS
Male 46% (n = 215) 51% (n = 244) NS
Diabetesa 14% (n = 66) 12% (n = 56) NS
Kidney diseasea 2% (n = 9) 2% (n = 7) NS
Prior ischemic heart diseasea 12% (n = 55) 7% (n = 33) <0.01
Prior strokea 6% (n = 28) 6% (n = 28) NS
Current smokera 15% (n = 69) 18% (n = 83) NS

Comparison of antihypertensive treatment in patients known with hypertension depending on whether the patient had controlled (HBP < 135/85) or uncontrolled hypertension (HBP ≥135/85). Data are reported as percentage (number) of study participants. Pearson’s chi-squared test used for comparisons of categorical variables. Student’s t-test used for comparison of unpaired continuous variables.

aSelf-reported data.