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Table 1 Characteristics of the total study population

From: The relationship between blood lipids and plasma amyloid beta is depend on blood pressure: a population-based cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Total (n = 1282)

Dyslipidemia (n = 644)

Normal blood lipids (n = 638)

t or U or Chi square

df

P value

Age, years

55.70 (10.19)

56.74(10.1)

54.66(10.19)

−3.673

1280

<0.001

Male, n(%)

486(37.9)

242(37.6)

244(38.2)

0.061

1

0.806

Education, years

7(4,8)

7(3,8)

7(5,9)

190,461.5

0.023

Hypertension, n(%)

601(46.9)

356(55.3)

245(38.4)

36.663

1

<0.001

Diabetes mellitus, n(%)

146(11.4)

91(14.1)

55(8.6)

9.641

1

0.002

Cardiovascular disease, n(%)

73(5.7)

40(6.2)

33(5.2)

0.644

1

0.422

Transient ischemic attack, n(%)

23(1.8)

13(2.0)

10(1.6)

0.370

1

0.543

Stroke, n(%)

72(5.6)

41(6.4)

31(4.9)

1.374

1

0.241

Smoking, n(%)

349(27.2)

170(26.4)

179(28.1)

0.445

1

0.505

Drinking, n(%)

168(13.1)

93(14.4)

76(11.8)

2.030

1

0.154

Lack of physical activity, n(%)

225(17.6)

123(19.1)

102(16.0)

2.145

1

0.143

Pulse rate, bpm

75.48(8.74)

75.51(8.58)

75.44(8.90)

−0.151

1280

0.880

Waistline, cm

84.76(8.96)

86.82(8.99)

82.68(8.44)

−8.482

1280

<0.001

Hip circumference, cm

96.39(6.56)

97.48(6.76)

95.28(6.17)

−6.091

1280

<0.001

BMI, kg/m2

25.13(3.20)

25.69(3.32)

24.57(2.98)

−6.346

1297.91

<0.001

SBP, mmHg

132.16(19.08)

135.62(19.58)

128.67(17.92)

−6.637

1272.03

<0.001

DBP, mmHg

81.82(10.44)

83.63(10.83)

80.00(9.72)

−6.315

1267.75

<0.001

FBG, mmol/L

5.39(5.06, 5.77)

5.42(5.07, 5.91)

5.35(5.06, 5.69)

188,237

0.009

TG, mmol/L

1.43(1.03,1.99)

1.99(1.48, 2.47)

1.10(0.88, 1.39)

53,420

<0.001

TC, mmol/L

5.04(1.01)

5.57(1.02)

4.51(0.64)

−22.296

1086.03

<0.001

LDL-c, mmol/L

3.31(0.89)

3.78(0.89)

2.839(0.56)

−22.888

1085.95

<0.001

HDL-c, mmol/L

1.41(0.31)

1.37(0.32)

1.46(0.30)

5.168

1280

<0.001

ApoE ε4, n(%)

173(13.5)

92(14.3)

81(12.7)

0.180

2

0.667

  1. Unpaired Student’s t-test and mean ± SD were used to compare the difference of the approximately normally distributed continuous variables between dyslipidemia and normal blood lipids. Mann-Whitney U test and mediam (quartile) were used for the skew distributional data and Chi square and percentage were used for categorical variables. Data are mean (SD), median (interquartile range), or number (percentage). BMI, body mass index. SBP, systolic blood pressure. DBP, diastolic blood pressure. FBG, fast blood glucose. TC, total cholesterol. TG, triglyceride. HDL-c, high-density lipoprotein. LDL-c, low-density lipoprotein. ApoE, apolipoprotein E