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Table 1 Differences in demographical and clinical variables between Type D and non-Type D patients*

From: Type D personality is associated with impaired psychological status and unhealthy lifestyle in Icelandic cardiac patients: A cross-sectional study

 

Total (N = 268)

non-Type D (N = 198)

Type D (N = 70)

p-value

Demographics

   Age Mean (SD)

62.9 (10.5)

63.6 (10.6)

60.7 (10.1)

0.045

   Male

74% (199)

73% (146)

27% (53)

0.75

   Female

26% (69)

75% (52)

25% (17)

 

   Widowed/Living alone

22% (59)

21% (42)

24% (17)

0.59

   Elementary education (N = 267)

39% (105)

38% (75)

43% (30)

0.48

Disease

   Coronary artery disease

69% (186)

69% (136)

71% (50)

 

   Myocardial infarction

11% (30)

12% (24)

9% (6)

 

   Arrhythmia

4% (10)

3% (5)

7% (5)

 

   Heart valve disease

4% (12)

5% (10)

3% (2)

 

   Heart failure

2% (4)

2% (3)

1% (1)

 

   Unspecified chest pain/other

10% (26)

10% (20)

9% (6)

 

CAD risk factors and disease severity**

   Hypertension treatment

60% (157)

65% (126)

45% (31)

0.004

   High blood-lipids treatment

65% (170)

67% (129)

60% (41)

0.36

   Diabetes

11% (29)

11% (22)

10% (7)

0.80

   Current smoking (baseline)

22% (59)

19% (38)

30% (21)

0.067

   BMI Mean (SD)

28.9 (5.0)

28.9 (4.9)

28.7 (5.1)

0.70

   ≥ 2 Vessel disease

39% (105)

39% (78)

39% (27)

0.90

   Previous PCI, MI or CABG

30% (80)

33% (64)

23% (16)

0.13

  1. * Data are presented as percentages (N) unless otherwise specified
  2. ** Due to missing values N varies between 262 and 268 patients