Additional file 1: of Prevalence and associated factors of ischemic heart disease (IHD) among patients with diabetes mellitus: a nation-wide, cross-sectional survey

Univariate analysis of factor associated with ischemic heart disease in diabetic patients. (XLSX 18.7 kb

Additional file 1 of Association between obesity and new-onset heart failure among patients with hypertension in Thailand

Additional file 1. Supplementary tables

Study flow.

<p>Study flow.</p

Association between clinical targets of care and progression of CKD.

<p>Association between clinical targets of care and progression of CKD.</p

Additional file 1 of Relationship between pulse pressure and body mass index in active-duty Royal Thai Army personnel in Thailand

Additional file 1: Supplementary Table 1. Intraclass correlation (ICC) demonstrates blood pressure, and body mass index  variance due to hospitals (providing the health examination; n=39) by total variance. Supplementary Table 2. Data distribution and dispersion of pulse pressure.  Supplementary Table 3. Univariable and multivariable linear regression for the association between pulse pressure and body mass index, stratified by sex

Baseline of characteristics of patients with the two or more and with only a single observation.

<p>Baseline of characteristics of patients with the two or more and with only a single observation.</p

Association between process of care and progression of CKD.

<p>Association between process of care and progression of CKD.</p

CKD stage progression from the first observation to the last observation.

<p><b>(1,630 patients).</b> Shaded bars represent stable patients whereas those below the shaded bars represent improved CKD stage, and those above the bars represent patients whose CKD stage progressed.</p

Characteristics of study participants and associations with HIV infections.

<p>Characteristics of study participants and associations with HIV infections.</p

Risk behaviors of sampled men by years of induction, from 2005–2009.

<p>^a Chi Square for trend</p><p>Risk behaviors of sampled men by years of induction, from 2005–2009.</p