The Hypertension of Hemophilia Is Not Explained by the Usual Cardiovascular Risk Factors: Results of a Cohort Study

Table 8

Estimated differences in diastolic BP between PWH and NHANES subjects by race for those models that had a significant interaction race; older subjects (30–79 years) not taking antihypertensive medications.

Outcome	Variables in model	Race	Difference between PWH and NHANES (mmHg)	95% CI
DBP	, Cage, Cage^2, race, race	White	5.88	3.39, 7.88
		Black	3.04	−2.95, 9.02
		Hispanic	1.76	−2.57, 6.08
		Other	0.80	−4.95, 6.54
DBP	, Cage, Cage^2, log BMI, eGFR, log TotalCholesterol, smoking status, HCV, race, race	White	4.98	1.13, 8.84
		Black	0.17	−8.55, 8.88
		Hispanic	−0.31	−6.25, 5.63
		Other	0.58	−6.91, 8.07
DBP	, Cage, Cage^2, log BMI, eGFR, log TotalCholesterol, smoking status, race, race	White	8.43	5.64, 11.22
		Black	3.34	−4.98, 11.66
		Hispanic	1.97	−3.32, 7.26
		Other	3.17	−3.82, 10.17

is the binary variable that distinguishes PWH from NHANES ( for PWH, for NHANES); CI indicates confidence interval; Cage, centered age; BMI, body mass index; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; HCV, hepatitis C virus.