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. 2019 Jan 30;6(3-4):161–168. doi: 10.1159/000496151

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics and hemodynamic parameters of the participants

  Total (n = 110) Men (n = 50) Women (n = 60) p value (men vs. women)
Age, years 44.9±13.7 44.1±14.0 45.5±13.5 0.609
Height, cm 163.1±10.1 171.7±7.1 156.0±5.3 <0.001
Weight, kg 58.4±11.0 66.4±10.0 51.8±6.6 <0.001
HR, beats/min 71.8±10.4 69.2±9.8 74.1±10.4 0.012
Brachial SBP, mm Hg 117.2±10.2 120.4±9.9 114.4±9.7 0.002
Brachial DBP, mm Hg 73.6±9.0 78.8±7.7 69.4±7.8 <0.001
Brachial MBP, mm Hg 93.5±9.0 97.9±8.2 89.9±8.1 <0.001
Central SBP, mm Hg 109.4±9.8 112.2±9.8 107.9±9.1 0.002
Central PP, mm Hg 34.4±9.2 32.1±6.0 36.3±6.7 <0.001
Central Aix, % 23.9±10.9 16.8±7.3 29.7±9.7 <0.001
Central AP, mm Hg 8.5±4.8 5.5±2.8 11.0±4.7 <0.001
Radial Aix, % 77.2±15.1 69.8±15.3 83.4±12.0 <0.001
aPWV, m/s 6.7±1.6 6.7±1.7 6.7±1.5 0.853

Data are presented as mean ± SD. p values were calculated using an unpaired or Welch t test to compare men and women. HR, heart rate; SBP, systolic blood pressure; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; MBP, mean blood pressure; PP, pulse pressure; AIx, augmentation index; AP, augmentation pressure; aPWV, aortic pulse wave velocity.