Compared with patients having high levels of ApoB (≥65 mg/dL), patients with low ApoB (<65 mg/dL) had higher prevalence of elderly patients (18.96 vs. 13.75%), hypertension (59.25 vs. 55.76), CKD (23.22 vs. 21.47%), diabetes mellitus (29.25 vs. 26.51%) and anemia (40.90 vs. 30.11%). Here, APOB is linked to hypertensive disorder.