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Table 1 Basic characteristics. Comparing subjects with normal lung function (NLF) vs. restrictive pattern and normal lung function vs. COPD. Analyses were performed among subjects “stable non-COPD” (NLF and restrictive pattern) and “stable COPD); at baseline and in 2005 (significant values in bold)

From: Ischemic heart disease among subjects with and without chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – ECG-findings in a population-based cohort study

Categories

Variables

NLF n = 612

Restrictive pattern n = 145

Pc

COPD n = 576

Pd

Sex

 

Women, n (%)

292 (47.7)

60 (41.4)

0.17

243 (42.2)

0.06

Age

 

Mean (SD)

64.8 (11.0)

68.6 (10.1)

<0.001

66.6 (10.6)

0.004

BMI

 

Mean (SD)

27.1 (4.0)

28.4 (4.4)

0.001

26.3 (4.1)

0.001

 

Underweight <20, n (%)

6 (1.0)

4 (2.8)

 

22 (3.8)

 
 

Normal 20–24.9, n (%)

194 (31.7)

27 (18.8)

 

204 (35.4)

 
 

Overweight 25–29.9, n (%)

290 (47.4)

68 (47.2)

 

259 (45.0)

 
 

Obese ≥30, n (%)

122 (19.9)

45 (31.3)

 

91 (15.8)

 

Smoking habits

 

Pack years, mean (SD)

6.5 (10.3)

6.8 (11.3)

0.74

17.0 (16.2)

<0.001

 

Current smoker, n (%)

71 (11.6)

13 (9.0)

 

207 (35.9)

 
 

Ex smoker, n (%)

234 (38.2)

52 (35.9)

 

241 (41.8)

 
 

Non smoker, n (%)

307 (50.2)

80 (55.2)

 

128 (22.2)

 

Comorbiditiesa

 

Diabetes, n (%)

47 (7.7)

26 (17.9)

<0.001

49 (8.5)

0.60

 

Hypertension, n (%)

197 (32.2)

69 (47.6)

0.001

198 (34.4)

0.42

 

Angina pectoris, n (%)

67 (10.9)

27 (18.6)

0.01

70 (12.2)

0.521

 

Myocardial infarction, n (%)

14 (2.3)

12 (8.3)

0.001

32 (5.6)

0.004

 

CABG, n (%)

18 (2.9)

7 (4.8)

0.25

10 (1.7)

0.17

 

PCI, n (%)

8 (1.3)

5 (3.4)

0.07

8 (1.4)

0.90

 

Arrhythmias, n (%)

44 (7.2)

20 (13.8)

0.01

46 (8.0)

0.60

 

Reported IHDb, n (%)

77 (12.6)

32 (22.1)

0.005

93 (16.1)

0.08

  1. aBased on interview data. bSelf-reported IHD, includes any of angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, CABG and PCI
  2. Pc comparison between normal lung function and restrictive pattern Pd comparison between normal lung function and COPD