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. 2024 Apr 26;16(9):1301. doi: 10.3390/nu16091301

Table 1.

Participant characteristics.

n Age
Me
(Q1–Q3)
Body Weight
Me
(Q1–Q3)
BMI
Me
(Q1–Q3)
WC
Me
(Q1–Q3)
BF (kg)
Me
(Q1–Q3)
PBF (%)
Me
(Q1–Q3)
VAT (cm2)
Me
(Q1–Q3)
SAT (cm2)
Me
(Q1–Q3)
VAT/SAT
Me
(Q1–Q3)
Women 59 47.0
(39.0–57.0)
90.0
(84.5–96.7)
33.6
(32.0–35.1)
109.0
(104.0–115.0)
39.9
(35.7–43.6)
43.9
(42.2–46.2)
198.0
(148.0–262.0)
112.0
(101.0–136.0)
1.70
(1.28–2.08)
Men 32 42.0
(36.5–48.5)
115.0
(103.5–124.0)
35.2
(32.3–37.3)
120.0
(113.2–123.5)
40.2
(33.5–44.2)
34.4
(32.5–37.0)
231.5
(183.5–324.0)
113.0
(101.5–134.5)
2.09
(1.70–2.43)

BMI—body mass index; Me—median; Q1—quartile 1; Q3—quartile 3; WC—waist circumference; BF—body fat; PBF—percentage of body fat; VAT—visceral adipose tissue; SAT—subcutaneous adipose tissue; VAT/SAT—visceral-to-subcutaneous-fat ratio.