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. 2017 Mar 15;17:80. doi: 10.1186/s12872-017-0517-2

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics and serum resistin levels of 124 hypertensive patients

Characteristic Number (%) Resistin (ng/mL) p value
Sex Male 82 (66.1) 7.26 (5.10–10.11) 0.631
Female 42 (33.9) 6.95 (5.60–11.98)
Diabetes No 61 (49.2) 6.86 (5.12–10.01) 0.472
Yes 63 (50.8) 7.41 (5.24–10.89)
Dyslipidemia No 25 (20.2) 7.23 (5.14–9.55) 0.818
Yes 99 (79.8) 7.18 (5.20–10.89)
ACE inhibitor No 80 (64.5) 7.17 (5.14–10.81) 0.938
Yes 44 (35.5) 7.22 (5.26–10.16)
ARB No 57 (46.0) 7.20 (4.91–10.44) 0.833
Yes 67 (54.0) 7.18 (5.24–10.19)
β-blocker No 52 (41.9) 6.95 (5.34–9.22) 0.491
Yes 72 (58.1) 7.39 (4.94–11.74)
CCB No 68 (54.8) 7.04 (4.67–10.16) 0.498
Yes 56 (45.2) 7.42 (5.40–10.79)
Statin No 55 (44.6) 7.41 (5.68–10.55) 0.260
Yes 69 (55.4) 6.88 (4.77–10.02)
Fibrate No 94 (75.8) 7.33 (5.36–10.51) 0.253
Yes 30 (24.2) 6.76 (4.56–8.56)
Aspirin No 52 (41.9) 8.90 (5.78–10.24) 0.525
Yes 72 (58.1) 7.88 (4.92–10.16)
Clopidogrel No 94 (75.8) 8.53 (5.36–10.17) 0.253
Yes 30 (24.2) 7.61 (4.56–8.56)

Data are expressed as median and interquartile range after analysis by the Mann–Whitney U test

ACE angiotensin-converting enzyme, ARB angiotensin-receptor blocker, CCB calcium-channel blocker

*Values of p < 0.05 were considered statistically significant after analysis by the Mann–Whitney U test