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. 2019 Dec 27;9:19844. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-56230-3

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of included study patients.

AAA n = 349 Iliac n = 13 Femoral n = 9 Popliteal n = 35 Carotid n = 9
Male 292 84% 13 100% 8 100% 34 97% 4 44%

Age at surgery

in years (range)

70

7.1

(48–89)

65

11.0

(48–86)

67

11.2

(49–87)

66

10.0

(45–83)

62

9.7

(46–75)

Aneurysm shape
saccular 16 5% 0 0 1 3% 3 33%
fusiform 332 95% 13 100% 9 100% 34 97% 6 67%
Reported aneurysm diameter (mm) 64

13.9

(31–118)

46

12.4

(25–70)

44

25.5

(24–100)

35

20.0

(11–105)

23

10.2

(12–38)

Symptoms
Ruptured 28 8% 1 8% 0 2 6% 0
Any aneurysm related symptom 82 24% 4 31% 4 44% 19 54% 6 68%
Asymptomatic 237 68% 7 54% 5 56% 14 40% 3 33%
Hypertension 275 79% 7 54% 4 44% 22 63% 4 44%
Diabetes 58 17% 1 8% 1 11% 4 11% 1 11%
Statin use 237 68% 7 54% 3 33% 19 54% 6 67%
BMI 25.9 4.1 26.4 5.2 27.7 4.6 27.2 3.6 23.7 2.6
Smoking 126 36% 6 46% 2 22% 12 34% 0

Data are given as numbers (percentage) or mean (standard deviation).

Abbreviations: AAA = abdominal aortic aneurysm, mm = millimeter, BMI = body mass index.