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Table 1 Characteristics of the Study Group

From: The relationship between frailty syndrome and quality of life in patients with hypertension: a multidimensional analysis

Parameter

N = 201

Sex

Female

112 (55,72%)

Male

89 (44,28%)

Age [years]

Mean (SD)

71,59 (7,55)

Median (quartiles)

68 (65–77)

Range

65–91

n

201

Marital status

Married or Partnered

102 (50,75%)

Single

15 (7,46%)

Separated, divorced

8 (3,98%)

Widow, widower

76 (37,81%)

Education

None or primary

55 (27,36%)

Secondary education

96 (47,76%)

Higher

50 (24,88%)

Work activity

Working

26 (12,94%)

Retiree

137 (68,16%)

Pensioner

35 (17,41%)

Unemployed person

3 (1,49%)

SBP [mmHg]

Mean (SD)

143,13 (13,25)

Median (quartiles)

140 (140–150)

Range

100–183

n

201

DBP [mmHg]

Mean (SD)

85,85 (12,51)

Median (quartiles)

90 (80–90)

Range

50–110

n

201

BMI [kg/m2]

< 18.5

6 (2,99%)

18.5–24.9

88 (43,78%)

25.0–29.9

76 (37,81%)

≥ 30

31 (15,42%)

Duration of illness [years]

Mean (SD)

13,04 (7,57)

Median (quartiles)

11 (7–17)

Range

1–40

n

201

Blood Pressure Status

Stage 1 Hypertension

157 (78,11%)

Stage 2 Hypertension

44 (21,89%)

Comorbidities *

Diabetes

101 (50,25%)

Hypercholesterolemia

59 (29,35%)

Coronary Heart Disease

61 (30,35%)

Renal Failure

19 (9,45%)

Rheumatic Diseases

42 (20,90%)

Frailty syndrome TFI ≥ 5

yes

160 (79,60%)

  1. * Multiple choice question - percentages do not sum to 100