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. 2019 Dec 11;2019:1794267. doi: 10.1155/2019/1794267

Table 1.

Characteristic of female and male diabetic patients presented as the number of subjects in each category (N = 4622).

Variables Female (n = 2280) Male (n = 2342)
N % N %
WHO classification
 Intracerebral hemorrhage 265 11.6 300 12.8
 Ischemic stroke 1924 84.4 1962 83.8
 Subarachnoid hemorrhage 7 0.3 5 0.2
 Transient ischemic attack 63 2.8 56 2.4
 Unclassified 20 0.9 19 0.8
Age (years)
 <65 1237 54.3 1420 60.6
 ≥65 1043 45.7 919 39.3
Ethnicity
 Malay 558 24.5 533 22.8
 Chinese 69 3.0 74 3.2
 Indian 48 2.1 36 1.5
 Others 1605 70.4 1699 72.5
Education
 Informal 988 43.3 795 33.9
 Formal 1292 56.7 1547 66.1
Marital status
 Single 36 1.6 52 2.2
 Married 1982 86.9 2061 88.0
 Divorced 14 0.6 17 0.7
 Widowed 96 4.2 18 0.8
 Unknown 152 6.7 194 8.3
Smoker 856 37.5 1513 64.6
Duration of diabetes (years)
 >1 155 6.8 172 7.3
 1-5 861 37.8 885 37.8
 6-10 365 16.0 323 13.8
 >10 377 16.5 319 13.6
 Unknown 522 22.9 643 27.5
BMI
 Normal 423 18.6 365 15.6
 Overweight 601 26.4 599 25.6
 Obese 1192 52.3 1293 55.2
 Underweight 52 2.3 58 2.5
Hypertension 2063 90.5 1993 85.1
IHD 235 10.3 395 16.9
Hyperlipidemia 753 33.0 637 27.2
Atrial fibrillation 68 3.0 72 3.1
Death 208 9.1 285 12.2

Abbreviations: BMI = body mass index; IHD = ischemic heart disease; WHO = World Health Organization.