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. 2019 Nov 28;9(11):e028729. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-028729

Table 1.

ECHO-SOL demographic and clinical characteristics (n=1818)*

Demographic characteristics (N (%))
 Women 1187 (57.4)
 Age (mean (SE)) 56.4 (0.37)
 High school graduate or higher 726 (43.3)
 Annual family income >$20 000 787 (45.5)
Marital status
 Single 332 (18.8)
 Married/partner 961 (53.2)
 Separated/divorced/widow 522 (28.0)
 Health insurance 1042 (60.1)
Short Acculturation Scale for Hispanics (Mean (SE))
 Language use subscale 1.7 (0.05)
 Social relations subscale 2.1 (0.03)
 Length of US residence (years) (N (%))
  <5 years 178 (13.6)
  5–10 years 247 (15.2)
  11–20 385 (22.1)
  >20 842 (49.1)
 Second generation or higher 185 (9.3)
 English language preference 225 (14.0)
 Age at migration (mean (SE)) 34.0 (1.0)
 US born 163 (7.9)
Clinical characteristics (N (%))
 Hypertension 861 (50.0)
 Type 2 diabetes 523 (28.4)
 Current smoker 304 (17.6)
 Physical activity level low 1227 (67.3)
 BMI ≥30 822 (44.3)
 Current alcohol use 770 (43.5)
Echocardiographic variables (Mean (SE))
 Left atrial volume index (<33 mL/m2) 23.0 (0.25)
 Relative wall thickness (0.22–0.42) 0.40 (0.004)
 Left ventricular mass index (45–105 g/m2) 82.7 (0.7)
 Ejection fraction (>55 %) 59.8 (0.2)
 E prime (e’) (8–16 cm/s) 8.1 (0.09)
 E/e’ (<12) 10.0 (0.12)
 Diastolic dysfunction (N (%)) 916 (51.9)

Percentages are weighted row percentages.

Normal values are provided for cardiac structure and function variables.

*Ns presented are unweighted counts of total participants in the ECHO-SOL with each respective characteristic.

BMI, body mass index.