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Characteristics of Volunteers in Annual Health Check Program

Explore means and SD of volunteer characteristics using ANOVA analysis. Values like radial augmentation index (AIr) and adjusted AIr for males aged 60 with a heart rate of 75 at 160mmHg divided systolic blood pressure. Figures show ROC curves and correlation between antihypertensive treatment duration and adjusted AIr in hypertensive patients.

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Characteristics of Volunteers in Annual Health Check Program

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  1. Electronic Table Characteristics of the volunteers participating in the annual health check program Values of characteristics are means±SD, ANOVA = analysis of variance, ns = non-significant, AIr = radial augmentation index and adjusted AIr = radial augmentation index adjusted for age in 60-years-olds of male sex and heart-rate at 75 beats/min).

  2. ROC 1.00 .75 .50 .25 Sensitivity 0.00 0.00 .25 .50 .75 1.00 1 - specificity Electronic Figure 1 untreated short long Electronic Figure 1 The receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC) of radial augmentation index adjusted for age, sex and heart rate according to systolic blood pressure levels divided by 160 mmHg.

  3. Electronic Figure 2 130 110 90 adjusted AIr (%) 70 50 0 10 20 30 40 50 Duration of antihypertensive treatment (y) Electronic Figure 2 Correlation between duration of antihypertensive treatment and age, sex and heart rate-adjusted radial augmentation index (adjusted AIr) in hypertensive patients.

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