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. 2019 Jul 8;197(2):205–213. doi: 10.1111/cei.13344

Table 1.

Patient characteristics.

Characteristic Non‐diabetic patients Diabetic patients P‐value
Number of individuals 1275 246  
Age (years) 65 (64–65) 65 (65–66)  
Body mass index (kg m2) 28·4 (28·2–28·7) 30·7 (30·1–31·2)  
Sex [female, n (%)] 677 86  
White cell count (cells 10l–1) 7·3 (7·2–7·4) 8·0 (7·7–8·4) <0·0005
Lymphocyte count (cells 10l–1) 28·0 (27·4–28·5) 26·7 (25·5–27·9) <0·05
Neutrophil count (cells 10l–1) 61·1 (60·6–61·7) 63·1 (61·7–64·6) <0·005
Eosinophils count (cells 10l–1) 2·6 (2·5–2·8) 3·0 (2·7–3·3) <0·05
Monocyte count (cells 10l–1) 8·1 (7·9–8·3) 7·7 (7·5–8·0) 0·4
Platelets (cells 10l–1) 263 (252–274) 258 (254–262) 0·16

Descriptive leucocyte data for healthy patients and patients with type 2 diabetes. Data were controlled for gender and age as a continuous covariate, patients with metastatic disease were excluded. All values mean proportion (95% confidence interval) or n (%).