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. 2015 Feb 18;17(5):389–394. doi: 10.1111/jch.12501

Table 1.

Comparison of Demographic Data and BP Readings in 2010 Between the Baseline Cohort Not Seen in 2013 and Patients Seen in 2013

Baseline Cohort Not Followed‐Up (n=2144) Baseline Cohort Followed‐Up in 2013 (n=79) Significance of Difference
Age in 2010, y Median: 76 (IQR 72–81) Median: 76 (IQR 72–80) U=80390.5, z=−0.769, P=.442
70–74 838 (39.1%) 36 (45.6%)
75–79 602 (28.1%) 20 (25.3%)
80–84 328 (15.3%) 14 (17.7%)
85 and older 376 (17.5%) 9 (11.4%)
Male 930 (43.3%) 42 (53.2%) χ2 (1)=2.966, P=.085
Female 1214 (56.6%) 37 (46.8%)
Mean systolic BP 2010 (standard deviation) 160.8 (33.95) 161.8 (30.81) t=0.236 (df 2221), P=.813
Mean diastolic BP 2010 (standard deviation) 86.6 (16.28) 87.3 (14.57) t=0.375 (df 2221), P=.708
Hypertension present 2010 (140/90 mm Hg) 1494 (69.7%) 59 (74.7%) χ2 (1)=0.905, P=.341

Abbreviations: BP, blood pressure; df, degrees of freedom; IQR, interquartile range.