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. 2020 Apr 25;9(5):1251. doi: 10.3390/jcm9051251

Table 1.

Characteristics of 34 patients with chronic venous disease (CVD) and 19 non-CVD controls included in the study.

Characteristic CVD Population (n = 34) Control Population (n = 19) P
Age 44.12 ± 10.07 1 36.58 ± 9.97 1 8.387 × 10−3
27–78 2 24–55 2
Body Mass Index 23.85 ± 2.35 1 23.12 ± 3.93 1 0.117
20.13–28.76 2 19.33–32.6 2
Smoking: Current 5 (14.7%) 0 (0%) 1.296 × 10−4
Smoking: Former 13 (38%) 0 (0%)
Smoking: Never 16 (47%) 19 (100%)
Sex: Male 17 (50%) 9 (47%) 1
Sex: Female 17 (50%) 10 (53%)
Signs and symptoms
Pain 7 (20.6%) NA
Ankle-brachial index 0.96 ± 0.048 1 NA
0.71–0.99 2
Extended anatomical classification
Great saphenous vein (above knee) 23 (67.7%) NA
Great saphenous vein (below knee) 7 (20.6%) NA
Small saphenous vein 3 (8.8%) NA
Great and small saphenous vein 1 (2.9%) NA
Medication
Micronized diosmin 19 (55.9%) NA
Preparation with vitaminum C, hesperidin and Ruscus aculeatus extract 10 (29.4%) NA
Both medications 5 (14.7%) NA

1 mean ± SD, 2 range. Statistical significance (P) of differences between chronic venous disease (CVD) and control group in age and BMI was calculated using two-sided Mann Whitney U test, and in sex and smoking was calculated using Fisher exact test. Inapplicable data were addressed to “NA”.