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Table 1 Clinicopathological variables and the status of intimal and media thickness

From: The more critical murderer of atherosclerosis than lipid metabolism: chronic stress

Characteristics

Intimal thickness

P

Media thickness

P

Low (%)

High (%)

 

Low (%)

High (%)

 

Sex

Female

19

8 (21.6%)

11 (29.7%)

0.842

13 (35.1%)

6 (16.2%)

0.642

Male

18

7 (18.9%)

11 (29.7%)

11 (29.7%)

7 (18.9%)

Condition*

normal

11

11 (29.7%)

0 (0.0%)

< 0.001

11 (29.7%)

0 (0.0%)

< 0.001

HF

13

4 (10.8%)

9 (24.3%)

10 (27.0%)

3 (8.1%)

HF + CS

13

0 (0.0%)

13 (35.1%)

3 (8.1%)

10 (27.0%)

AST*

Low

19

12 (32.4%)

7 (18.9%)

0.004

13 (35.1%)

6 (16.2%)

0.642

High

18

3 (8.1%)

15 (40.5%)

11 (29.7%)

7 (18.9%)

LDLC*

Low

13

11 (29.7%)

2 (5.4%)

< 0.001

12 (32.4%)

1 (2.7%)

0.010

High

24

4 (10.8%)

20 (54.1%)

12 (32.4%)

12 (32.4%)

TC*

Low

12

11 (29.7%)

1 (2.7%)

< 0.001

11 (29.7%)

1 (2.7%)

0.018

High

25

4 (10.8%)

21 (56.8%)

13 (35.1%)

12 (32.4%)

TG

Low

25

12 (32.4%)

13 (35.1%)

0.182

17 (45.9%)

8 (21.6%)

0.564

High

12

3 (8.1%)

9 (24.3%)

7 (18.9%)

5 (13.5%)

  1. Pearson’s chi-squared test was used. *P < 0.05