Table 1

Baseline data of the study population

Height
 Weight
 BMI
 BP syst
 BP diast
 HR
All
 172 ± 10
 71 ± 11
 24 ± 2
 124 ± 12
 76 ± 7
 71 ± 10
Men
 179 ± 7
 78 ± 9
 24 ± 2
 128 ± 13
 78 ± 7
 68 ± 9
Women
 165 ± 6
 65 ± 8
 24 ± 2
 122 ± 13
 74 ± 7
 73 ± 10
P-value
 < 0,001
 < 0,001
 0,28
 0,01
 0,01
 < 0,001
20–29 yrs
 165 ± 8
 58 ± 7
 21 ± 1
 110 ± 6
 65 ± 4
 73 ± 9
30–39 yrs
 167 ± 6
 63 ± 7
 22 ± 2
 121 ± 8
 74 ± 4
 67 ± 8
40–49 yrs
 162 ± 5
 64 ± 3
 24 ± 1
 115 ± 7
 75 ± 4
 75 ± 9
50–59 yrs
 163 ± 4
 67 ± 5
 25 ± 2
 123 ± 11
 82 ± 6
 73 ± 9
60–69 yrs
 165 ± 5
 68 ± 8
 25 ± 2
 132 ± 13
 77 ± 4
 76 ± 7
70 < yrs
 165 ± 7
 69 ± 11
 25 ± 3
 127 ± 19
 72 ± 5
 77 ± 15
P-value
 0,66
 0,60
 < 0,001
 < 0,001
 < 0,001
 0,28

The study population baseline data is illustrated above as follows: height [cm], weight [kg], BMI (body mass index) [kg/m2], BP syst (systolic blood pressure) [mmHg], BP diast (diastolic blood pressure) [mmHg], and HR (heart rate) [beats per minute].

Havmoller et al. BMC Cardiovascular Disorders 2007 7:22   doi:10.1186/1471-2261-7-22