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. 2024 Oct 7;5(10):837–843. doi: 10.1302/2633-1462.510.BJO-2024-0055.R1

Table I.

Demographics and hospital descriptive data of the entire study period of obese patients with and without metabolic syndrome.

Variable Obese with MetS Obese without MetS p-value
Mean age, yrs (SD) 64.8 (0.03) 61.5 (0.03) < 0.0001*
Sex, n (%) < 0.0001
Male 282,625 (37.19) 311,286 (31.60)
Female 477,267 (62.81) 673,672 (68.38)
Hospital region, n (%) < 0.0001
Northeast 113,587 (14.95) 153,884 (15.62)
Midwest 218,841 (28.80) 244,450 (24.81)
South 238,161 (31.34) 280,721 (28.50)
West 121,698 (16.01) 179,382 (18.21)
Unknown 67,615 (8.90) 126,705 (12.86)
Pay, n (%) < 0.0001
Medicare 404,093 (53.18) 390,168 (39.61)
Medicaid 27,922 (3.67) 44,856 (4.55)
Private insurance 300,776 (39.58) 504,725 (51.23)
Other 25,564 (3.37) 43,326 (4.40)
Race, n (%) < 0.0001
White 529,960 (69.74) 696,533 (70.70)
Black 72,690 (9.57) 86,098 (8.74)
Hispanic 37,123 (4.89) 43,016 (4.37)
Asian/Pacific Islander 5,693 (0.75) 4,431 (0.45)
Native American 3,214 (0.42) 3,685 (0.37)
Other 111,221(14.64) 151,378 (15.37)
Urban/rural, n (%) 0.1951
Rural 72,766 (9.58) 88,227 (8.96)
Urban 616,819 (81.17) 767,209 (77.88)
Unknown 70,317 (9.25) 129,705 (13.17)
*

Independent-samples.

Chi-squared test.

MetS, metabolic syndrome.