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Published in final edited form as: Pediatrics. 2008 Jun;121(6):1127–1136. doi: 10.1542/peds.2007-2392

TABLE 4.

Regression Modeling With Covariates Including Diagnostic Category, Bone Age, BMI z Score, Lean Mass, Activity Score, and IGF-I Levels

Parameter Estimate P Variability Explained, %
Lumbar BMD
    Lean body mass 8.33 × 10–3 .002 42.2
    Bone age 0.024 .004
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.037 .004
Lumbar BMD z score
    Lean body mass 6.84 × 10–2 .004 26.2
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.245 .02
Lumbar BMAD
    BMI z score 0.008 .01 27.5
    Bone age 0.003 .03
    IGF-I level 2.00 × 10–5 .04
Lumbar BMAD z score
    BMI z score 0.595 .002 24.4
    IGF-I level 9.26 × 10–4 .09
Hip BMD
    Lean body mass 9.57 × 10–3 .001 32.5
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea and control subjects vs athletes with eumenorrhea) –0.034 .01
Hip BMD z score
    Lean body mass 7.67 × 10–2 .001 30.0
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea and control subjects vs athletes with eumenorrhea) –0.237 .03
WB BMD
    Lean body mass 6.72 × 10–3 .001 42.8
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.027 .005
    Bone age 0.165 .007
WB BMD z score
    Lean body mass 8.12 × 10–2 .0007 29.7
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.227 .04
WB BMC/height
    Lean body mass 0.149 .0001 54.5
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.503 .0007
    Bone age 0.250 .009
WB BMC/height z score
    Lean body mass 5.95 × 10–2 .0001 35.7
    Diagnostic category (athletes with amenorrhea vs athletes with eumenorrhea and control subjects) –0.153 .03
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