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World J Nephrol. Jul 6, 2015; 4(3): 406-414
Published online Jul 6, 2015. doi: 10.5527/wjn.v4.i3.406
Table 1 Demographic and aortic stiffness indices characteristics
Patients characteristicsStudy populationPatients with moderately increased albuminuriaPatients with severely increased albuminuriaP value
No1155857-
Age (yr)52.6 ± 14.651.4 ± 14.454.2 ± 15.07NS
Sex (M/F), (n)76/3939/1937/20NS
BMI (kg/m2)30.9 ± 19.328.6 ± 4.533.9 ± 28.2< 0.03
Smoking, n (%)532NS
pSBP (mmHg)138.0 ± 14.2139 ± 12.7138.0 ± 15.5NS
pDBP (mmHg)84.2 ± 9.784.9 ± 10.782.6 ± 9.8NS
pPP (mmHg)57.9 ± 15.956.7 ± 15.159.4 ± 16.9NS
cSBP (mmHg)130.3 ± 14.6130 ± 13.3130.2 ± 16.5NS
cDBP(mmH)84.2 ± 9.784.9 ± 10.784.3 ± 8.6NS
cPP (mmHg)48.1 ± 17.647.9 ± 17.948.4 ± 17.8NS
AIx (%)21.1 ± 10.618.4 ± 10.024.5 ± 10.0< 0.004
PWVc-f (m/sec)8.7 ± 2.08.3 ± 2.09.1 ± 1.9< 0.02
ACEIs, n (%)
(ramipril or quinapril)100 (86)56 (96)44 (77)NS
AT1 RB, n (%)
(valsartan or olmesartan)20 (17.4)9 (15.5)11 (19.2)NS
CCBs, n (%)11 (9.5)6 (10.3)5 (8.7)NS
Statins, n (%)7 (6.08)3 (5.1)4 (7.01)NS