… role of HCT as a predictive marker for hypertension, and HCT levels of<45 % seem to be
beneficial in the general population. These observations are in line with the findings that a HCT …

… that all 51 phenotypes showed nonlinear age-dependent sex … (62%) exhibited a sex-specific
age pattern: the levels of … to 0.01: the interaction effects for hematocrit, uric acid and systolic …

… , glucose, hematocrit, body mass index, and mortality in the … in biomarkers is highly redundant,
non-linear, and complex (5–7… , senescence, and long-term stresses exceeding the limits of …

… , and levels of hemoglobin and hematocrit along with red blood … with long-term systolic and
diastolic BPV might be nonlinear. … in young males without antihypertensive therapy, there was …

… In summary, a non-linear dose-response association between Hct levels and mortality or …
In this study, we controlled our analyses for age, sex, and comorbidities, namely, hypertension, …

… in those with elevated hematocrit. While the long-term cardiovascular implications of using a
… We recommend that the treating clinician specify the sex-specific reference interval desired …

… mortality in late age. It is in this perspective that the present piece of work was contemplated
to estimate Haematocrit … Association of hematocrit and pre-hypertension among Chinese …

… Sex-specific cutoff values for total mortality and CVM were … the potential nonlinear association
between SUA and survival … , hematocrit, and use of diuretics (for all-cause mortality: HR, …

… (MPV) can independently predict the incidence of HTN and its long-term … HCT and HTN.
Emamian et al. [17], in the MASHAD cohort, discovered that HCT is a distinct risk factor for HTN, …

… sexspecific differences in risk. Hct was found to be an independent predictor of CV mortality
… and long-term mortality outcomes in hypertensive patients. Eur Heart J 2014;35:563-70. 5. …