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Table 2 Basic characteristics of participants regarding the number of ideal cardiovascular health metrics in 2012

From: Relationship of ideal cardiovascular health metrics with retinal vessel calibers and retinal nerve fiber layer thickness: a cross-sectional study

 

Number of ideal cardiovascular health metrics

p value

p trend

0

1

2

3

4

5

6 or 7

Total(n)

94

393

803

878

642

278

71

  

Women (%,n)

6.4 (6)

26.0 (102)

34.6 (278)

44.7 (392)

55.0 (353)

66.2 (184)

71.8 (51)

< 0.0001

< 0.0001

Age, y (mean ± SD)

55.3 ± 6.9

56.4 ± 8.7

56.6 ± 9.2

56.3 ± 10.4

56.0 ± 10.4

55.3 ± 11.3

54.7 ± 9.2

0.0023

0.12

Previous history of disease

 Diabetes (%,n)

29.8 (28)

22.4 (88)

14.5 (116)

5.9 (52)

5.3 (34)

1.1(3)

0

< 0.0001

< 0.0001

 Hypertension (%,n)

55.3 (52)

54.5 (214)

42.7 (343)

33.5 (294)

23.2 (149)

12.6 (35)

9.9 (7)

< 0.0001

< 0.0001

 Dyslipidemia (%,n)

35.1 (33)

30.8 (121)

21.5 (173)

14.5 (127)

7.8 (50)

6.5 (18)

4.2 (3)

< 0.0001

< 0.0001

Family history of stroke (%,n)

4.3 (4)

2.8 (11)

4.0 (32)

3.1 (27)

3.6 (23)

2.2 (6)

4.2 (3)

0.77

0.62

education (%, n)

       

< 0.0001

< 0.0001

 High school or college

3.4 (29)

11.4 (97)

22.0 (187)

30.9 (263)

22.4 (190)

7.9 (67)

2.0 (17)

  

 Middle school

3.0 (50)

15.0 (251)

30.0 (495)

27.9 (465)

17.2 (287)

6.2 (103)

1.1 (18)

  

 Illiteracy/Primary

2.3 (15)

7.0 (45)

18.9 (121)

23.4 (150)

25.8 (165)

16.9 (108)

5.6 (36)

  

average monthly income of every family member (Â¥)

       

< 0.0001

0.47

  > 3000

3.5 (22)

11.6 (73)

25.4 (159)

28.4 (178)

21.1 (132)

7.7 (48)

2.4 (15)

  

 1000-3000

2.7 (44)

12.5 (201)

25.2 (405)

26.9 (433)

20.9 (336)

9.5 (153)

2.3 (37)

  

  < 1000

3.0 (28)

12.9 (119)

25.9 (239)

28.9 (267)

18.9 (174)

8.3 (77)

2.1 (19)

  
  1. SD standard deviation