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. 2011 Oct 18;3(1):176–180. doi: 10.3892/ol.2011.443

Table I.

Physical and biochemical comparison between the patients and the control group.

Patients Controls


Variables Means ± SD Means ± SD P-value
Age (years)
 All 54.28±12.32 50.77±12.26 0.09
 Females 53.48±13.64 51.96±11.94
 Males 55.03±11.12 48.96±12.57
Height (cm)
 All 160.79±9.14 163.50±9.70 0.12
 Females 155.79±8.05 158.07±9.07
 Males 165.47±7.55 168.93±6.83
Weight (kg)
 All 66.23±13.93 77.42±18.17 0.0001a
 Females 64.61±14.27 71.58±15.86
 Males 66.75±13.66 83.25±18.08
Waist (cm)
 All 66.98±24.75 80.17±31.31 0.01b
 Females 61.02±28.05 84.63±30.78
 Males 72.55±20.11 75.69±31.70
Hip (cm)
 All 66.04±30.18 88.56±35.66 0.0001a
 Females 66.81±32.11 93.80±34.66
 Males 65.32±28.77 83.32±36.44
WHR
 All 1.09±0.43 0.98±0.47 0.15
 Females 0.95±0.32 1.01±0.65
 Males 1.23±0.47 0.95±0.19
BMI
 All 25.73±5.64 28.96±6.35 0.004a
 Females 26.77±6.36 28.82±6.70
 Males 24.75±4.77 29.10±6.08
Adiponectin (ng/ml)
 All 5.05±3.49 7.59±4.87 0.001a
 Females 4.47±3.45 8.89±5.64
 Males 5.59±3.50 6.38±3.69
a

Highly significant,

b

significant. BMI, body mass index;

WHR, waist-hip ratio. Data are expressed as the means ± SD. P-values were obtained by the Student’s t-test. SD, standard deviation.