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. 2017 Feb 23;14(3):201–212. doi: 10.7150/ijms.16974

Table 2.

Prevalence of comorbidities among hypertensive patients.

Characteristics Hypertension and Diabetes mellitus Hypertension and Hyperlipidemia Hypertension and Coronary heart disease
Prevalence, % P value Prevalence, % P value Prevalence, % P value
Gender
Male 18.24 <0.001 9.50 <0.001 14.23 <0.001
Female 17.92 8.90 13.98
Age
0-44 5.73 <0.001 7.74 <0.001 2.80 <0.001
45-59 15.33 9.51 8.67
60+ 22.32 9.40 19.57
Income
higher than national average 18.39 <0.001 10.46 <0.001 11.86 <0.001
lower than national average 17.46 6.57 18.97
Hospital class
3A 19.25 <0.001 8.73 <0.001 14.78 <0.001
3B 18.07 5.17 13.59
3C 16.88 4.66 12.29
2A 8.16 16.87 9.21
2C 11.51 5.06 3.85
Zone type
Northeast 19.14 <0.001 1.24 <0.001 7.48 <0.001
North 20.76 21.99 19.36
East 18.06 2.38 9.60
South 13.13 9.42 15.86
Central 10.83 4.45 11.37
Northwest 10.82 4.99 9.37
Southwest 21.94 6.85 20.32
Topography
Plain (0-200 meters) 18.81 <0.001 10.31 <0.001 13.14 <0.001
Hill (201-500 meters) 18.23 6.16 17.35
Mountain (501-1000 meters) 7.48 10.07 27.60
Plateau ( >1000 meters) 11.66 4.87 8.20
Total 18.10 9.22 14.12

Differences in prevalence of hypertension's comorbidities were compared among groups using Bayes' Theorem and Pearson's chi-squared test.