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. 2020 Nov 28;12(4):294–302. doi: 10.34172/jcvtr.2020.48

Table 2. Comparison of the baseline characteristics between cases and controls .

Variables Case (n=180) Control (n=370) P value Trend
Sex, n (%) Male 56 (31.1) 203 (54.9) <0.001
Female 124 (68.9) 167 (45.1)
Age (year), n (%) <40 27 (15) 177 (47.8) <0.001
50-40 38 (21.1) 85 (23)
>50 115 (63.9) 108 (29.2)
Marital status, n (%) Single 5 (2.8) 90 (24.3) <0.001
Married 162 (90) 277 (74.9)
Divorced 13 ( 7.2) 3 (0.8)
Education Level, n (%) Elementary 105 (58.3) 100 (27) <0.001
Middle school 30 (16.7) 60 (16.2)
High school 35 (19.4) 132 (35.7)
Academic 10 (5.6) 78 (21.1)
Family history of CVD* Yes 44 (24.4) 91 (24.6) 0.96
No 136 (75.6) 279 (75.4)
Family history of hypertension Yes 97 (53.9) 159 (43) 0.02
No 83 (46.1) 211 (57)
BMI(Kg/M2), mean±SD - 32.27±5.4 26.62±4.5 <0.001¥
Weight, mean±SD - 80.29±14.4 72.1±14.8 <0.001¥
Waist circumference - 93.95±10.1 83.26±10.8 <0.001¥
Hip circumference - 107.2±10.6 99.1±8.2 <0.001¥
WHR - 0.88±0.07 0.84±0.09 <0.001¥

Abbreviations: BMI, Body Mass Index; WHR, Waist to the Hip circumference

*Cardiovascular Disease

Analyzed by Pearson chi-square test

¥Analyzed by two-sample Independent T test