Research Article

The Role of Traditional Obesity Parameters in Predicting Frailty among Coronary Artery Disease Patients Undergoing Cardiac Catheterization

Table 1

Sociodemographic and health variables for the study participants (N = 220).

N (%)Mean (SD)Median (min, max)

Gender
 Male161 (73.2%)
 Female59 (26.8%)

Age (years)49.9 (11.4)49 (24,90)

Marital status
 Single53 (24.1%)
 Married137 (62.3%)
 Divorced15 (6.8%)
 Widower15 (6.8%)

Employment
 Employed108 (49.1%)
 Not employed68 (30.9)
 Retired44 (20%)

Educational level
 Illiterate10 (4.5%)
 Primary school education40 (18.2%)
 High school education72 (32.7%)
 Bachelor’s degree56 (25.5%)
 Master’s degree27 (12.3%)
 Doctoral degree15 (6.8%)

Smoking (cigarette/day)26 (14)25 (0,60)
 Nonsmokers (0)84 (38.2%)
 Light smokers (<10)10 (4.5%)
 Moderate smokers (10–20)72 (32.7%)
 Heavy smokers (>20)54 (24.6%)

Blood pressure
 Normal (100–129/60–89)44 (20%)
 Hypertension I (130–159/90–99)80 (36.4%)
 Hypertension II (≥160/≥100)96 (43.6%)

Daily activity (steps/day)3016 (1107)3030 (789, 6100)
 Sedentary life style (<5000 steps/day)201 (91.4%)
 Borderline (5000–10000 steps/day)19 (8.6%)

Low density lipoprotein148 (18.8)148 (102, 200)
 Optimal <100 mg/dl22 (10%)
 Borderline (100–129 mg/dl)75 (24.1%)
 High ≥130 mg/dl123 (55.9%)

High density lipoprotein45 (4.8)44 (34, 60)
 Borderline141 (64.1%)
 High79 (35.9%)

Triglycerides188 (34.3)180 (112, 277)
 Optimal <100 mg/dl37 (16.8%)
 Normal 100–149 mg/dl39 (17.7%)
 Borderline 150–199 mg/dl87 (39.5%)
 High ≥200 mg/dl57 (26%)

HS-CRP5 (1.4)5 (2, 9)
 Low risk42 (19.1%)
 High risk145 (65.9%)

HbA1c7.1 (0.86)6.9 (5, 9)
 Optimal42 (19.1%)
 Borderline76 (34.5%)
 Diabetic102 (46.4%)

Anxiety (score of 1-21)11.8 (2)12 (6, 16)
 Normal14 (6.4%)
 Borderline46 (20.9%)
 Abnormal160 (72.7%)

Depression (score of 1-21)10.7 (2.3)11 (5, 15)
 Normal38 (17.3%)
 Borderline82 (37.3%)
 Abnormal100 (45.5%)

Frailty (score of 1-15)3.5 (1.7)3 (0, 10)
 Not frail (score <5)160 (72.7%)
 Frail (score ≥5)50 (27.3%)

HS-CRP: High-sensitivity C-reactive protein; HbA1c: hemoglobin A1c.