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. 2019 Mar 15;37(10):1927–1938. doi: 10.1097/HJH.0000000000002105

TABLE 2.

Summary of baseline characteristics of the study participants included in the individual participant data meta-analysis

Demographic All (n = 326) Exercise (n = 191) Control (n = 135)
Agea 48.58, 16.33, 18/80 48.2, 16.4, 18/78 49.1, 16.3, 18/80
Maleb 205 120 (59%) 85 (41%)
BMI meana 28.31, 5.73,18.23/58.06 28.4, 5.25, 18.9/51 28.1, 6.37, 18.2/58.1
Hypertensionb 109 63 (58%) 46 (42%)
Blood pressure
 Systolic (mmHg)a 129.54, 15.18, 90.5/188 130., 14.7, 95/188 128., 15.8, 90.5/167
 Diastolic (mmHg)a 76.19, 10.12, 45/105 77.0, 9.52, 54.3/105 75.1, 10.9, 45/99
 Mean arterial (mmHg)a 94.31, 10.50, 62.22/131 95.1, 9.77, 71.7/131 93.2, 11.4, 62.2/119
Medicationsc
 Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor 58 33 (57%) 25 (43%)
 Beta blocker 33 21 (64%) 12 (36%)
 Calcium channel blocker 37 22 (59%) 15 (41%)
 Diuretic 61 39 (64%) 22 (36%)
 arb ii antagonist 67 38 (57%) 29 (43%)

aReporting mean, SD, min/max.

bReporting totals and percentages for the exercise and control groups.

cReporting totals and percentages for the exercise and control groups without Gordon et al. [45], as the data do not show type of medication for this study.