marginally significantp =0.045
The distribution according to gender was 72.3 mmHg in men and 74.2 mmHg in women – the difference being marginally significant ( p =0.045).
The distribution according to gender was 72.3 mmHg in men and 74.2 mmHg in women – the difference being marginally significant ( p =0.045).
The differences in systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate, between men and women, and between patients with and without anxiety, failed to reach statistical significance.