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Table 1 Characteristics of the 34,965 participants in this study

From: Prevalences and associated factors of electrocardiographic abnormalities in Chinese adults: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Men

(n = 13,983)

Women

(n = 20,982)

P values#

Age, y [mean (95% CI)]

44.8 (44.7–44.9)

44.8 (44.7–44.8)

0.765

Age classes

0.886

 20–29 years old, %

17.2

17.7

0.396

 30–39 years old, %

23.8

24.0

0.738

 40–49 years old, %

22.5

22.3

0.777

 50–59 years old, %

18.6

17.9

0.245

 60–69 years old, %

10.5

9.8

0.123

  ≥ 70 years old, %

7.5

8.3

0.310

BMI, kg/m2 [mean (95% CI)]

24.1 (24.0–24.2)

23.5 (23.4–23.5)

< 0.001

Overweight, %

34.9

29.4

< 0.001

Obesity, %

14.0

10.8

< 0.001

Smoking, %

58.2

3.6

< 0.001

Hypertension, %

31.5

25.3

< 0.001

Prediabetes, %

16.2

15.4

0.244

Diabetes, %

10.9

8.9

< 0.001

FPG, mmol/L [mean (95% CI)]

5.4 (5.3–5.4)

5.3 (5.2–5.3)

0.073

PG2h, mmol/L [mean (95% CI)]

6.9 (6.8–7.0)

7.0 (6.9–7.1)

0.328

Hypercholesterolemia, %

11.1

10.5

0.244

Rural area, %

47.7

47.6

0.955

Urban area, %

52.3

52.4

0.955

With cardiovascular/cerebrovascular diseases, %

3.1

2.5

0.121

CVD risk groups

  

< 0.001

 Without CVD risk factors, %

22.2

60.2

< 0.001

 With one CVD risk factor, %

43.9

25.1

< 0.001

 With two CVD risk factors, %

22.5

10.8

< 0.001

 With three or more CVD risk factors, %

11.3

4.0

< 0.001

  1. The percentages shown above were compared by Chi-square test. # The underlined numbers indicated the significant differences (p < 0.05). The quantitative values of age, BMI, FPG and PG2h were indicated as mean (95% CI) and compared by two-tailed t test. CVD risk factors include hypertension, diabetes, obesity, hypercholesterolemia and smoking history. Older age was not included in the CVD risk factors for analysis because age was mentioned and analyzed separately. BMI body mass index, FPG fasting plasma glucose level, PG2h plasma glucose level of 2 h after oral glucose tolerance test, CVD cardiovascular disease, CI confidence interval