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Table  10  shows  the  distribution  of  the  study  population  based  on  the  BMI.  It  is  seen  from  the  table that the majority of the study subjects in both  the groups were in the BMI group between 25 and
Fig 2: Mean and SD of the blood pressure between the two groups
Table 4: Distribution of the study population based on the ECG findings
Fig 5: Mean and SD of the lipid parameters between the two groups
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