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Table 3 Comparison of baseline characteristics of hypertensive adults according to antihypertensive treatment

From: Hypertension, renin-angiotensin-aldosterone-system-blocking agents, and COVID-19

Characteristic

Antihypertensive treatment

(n = 1,044)

ACEI/ARB

(n = 782)

Non-ACEI/ARB

(n = 262)

P-value

Age (yr)

63.8 ± 14.1

63.0 ± 14.2

66.2 ± 13.6

0.002

Male sex

525 (50.3)

401 (51.3)

124 (47.3)

0.268

Comorbidity

    

Diabetes

410 (39.3)

333 (42.6)

77 (29.4)

0.002

Dyslipidemia

620 (59.4)

481 (61.5)

139 (53.1)

0.016

Chronic kidney disease

177 (17.0)

144 (18.4)

33 (12.6)

0.030

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

181 (17.3)

134 (17.1)

47 (17.9)

0.766

Cancer

119 (11.4)

80 (10.2)

39 (14.9)

0.040

Cardiovascular disease

358 (34.3)

261 (33.4)

97 (37.0)

0.282

Ischemic heart disease

185 (17.7)

137 (17.5)

48 (18.3)

0.769

Myocardial infarction

27 (2.6)

23 (2.9)

4 (1.5)

0.212

Stroke

137 (13.1)

97 (12.4)

40 (15.3)

0.235

Congestive heart failure

163 (15.6)

113 (14.5)

50 (19.1)

0.074

Antihypertensive treatment

    

ACEI

51 (4.9)

51 (6.5)

0

< 0.001

ARB

744 (71.3)

744 (95.1)

0

< 0.001

β-blockers

183 (17.5)

122 (15.6)

61 (23.3)

0.005

Calcium channel blockers

593 (56.8)

422 (54.0)

171 (65.3)

0.001

Diuretics

223 (21.4)

187 (23.9)

36 (13.7)

0.001

Others

100 (9.6)

48 (6.1)

52 (19.8)

< 0.001

  1. Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation or number (%)
  2. ACEI angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, ARB angiotensin receptor blockers