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Table 1 Demographic and risk factors of included PAD patients

From: Presentation and outcomes of indigenous Australians with peripheral artery disease

Characteristics

Indigenous (n = 16)

Non-Indigenous (n = 385)

p-value

Age (y)

63.3 (54.7–67.8)

69.6 (63.3–75.4)

0.005

Sex (% Males)

10 (62.5%)

293 (76.1%)

0.215

Diabetes mellitus

7 (43.8%)

103 (26.8%)

0.135

Smoker

  

0.041

 Never

0 (0%)

82 (21.3%)

 

 Current

9 (56.3%)

121 (31.4%)

 

 Previous

7 (43.8%)

182 (47.3%)

 

Hypertension

15 (93.8%)

290 (75.3%)

0.091

IHD

10 (62.5%)

164 (42.6%)

0.116

Stroke

1 (6.3%)

38 (9.9%)

0.632

eGFR (mL/min/1.73m2)

79.0 (46.5–85.8) [2]a

78 (60.0–91.0) [93]a

0.416

Medications

   

 Aspirin

11 (68.88%)

252 (65.5%)

0.786

 Other antiplatelet

3 (18.8%)

66 (17.1%)

0.867

 Frusemide

4 (25.0%)

28 (7.3%)

0.010

 ACEI

10 (62.5%)

152 (39.5%)

0.066

 Beta-Blocker

6 (37.5%)

115 (29.9%)

0.515

 Calcium channel blocker

3 (18.8%)

115 (29.9%)

0.339

 Metformin

4 (25.0%)

69 (17.9%)

0.472

 Insulin

3 (18.8%)

20 (5.2%)

0.022

 Statin

13 (81.3%)

273 (70.9%)

0.370

  1. IHD ischaemic heart disease, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, ACEI angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, ARB angiotensin receptor blocker
  2. aRepresents the number of missing data-points. Continuous data are presented as median [interquartile range] and were compared using Mann-Whitney U test. Nominal data are presented as number (%) and were compared using Pearson’s χ2 test. P-values highlighted in bold indicate significant differences