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Table 1 Characteristics of the study patients at inclusion (day before coronary angiography)

From: Effectiveness of Hypnosis for the Prevention of Anxiety During Coronary Angiography (HYPCOR study): a prospective randomized study

Characteristic

Hypnosis group

(N = 85)

Control group

(N = 84)

P*

Age (years)

66 (44; 91)

68 (38; 88)

0.44

Gender (F)

27 (32)

30 (36)

0.63

Believes that hypnosis works in general

 Yes

59 (69)

62 (74)

0.03**

 No

19 (22)

8 (10)

 No opinion

7 (8)

14 (17)

Believes that hypnosis works on himself

 Yes

34 (40)

32 (38)

0.74

 No

16 (19)

20 (24)

 No opinion

35 (41)

32 (38)

Heart rate (bpm)

76 (49; 148)

72 (50; 177)

0.15

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

142 (93; 182)

148 (101; 192)

0.08

Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)

77 (39; 109)

78 (40; 111)

0.79

Pain (visual analog scale)

0 (0; 5)

0 (0; 2)

1

State anxiety (STAI-Y A)

49 (37; 70)

49 (35; 73)

0.84

 In women

50 (37; 65)

49 (35; 73)

0.74

 In men

49 (39; 70)

49 (39; 73)

0.61

Trait anxiety (STAI-Y B)

47 (35; 64)

48 (27; 80)

0.96

 In women

43 (36; 64)

46 (27; 80)

0.93

 In men

48 (35; 64)

48 (31; 68)

0.86

  1. Data are presented as median (min; max) or number (percentage)
  2. *Wilcoxon or Fischer’s exact tests
  3. **p < 0.05