Table 2.
Adolescent anthropometric characteristics by study group
| Variables | O + IR n = 40 | O-IR n = 40 | NW n = 40 | p |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WC cm (X ± SD) | 86.77 ± 10.77 | 77.21 ± 7.49 | 65.29 ± 5.43 | 0.000abc* |
| BMI Kg/m2 (Me-RQ) | 26.86-18.32 | 24.95-11.94 | 19.7-8.86 | 0.002abc** |
| %BF (Me-RQ) | 34.23-40.73 | 31.75-42.26 | 24.47-21.84 | 0.040abc** |
| TFFs mm (X ± SD) | 23.10-6.00 | 20.58-6.81 | 13.85-4.45 | 0.000ac* |
| SFFs mm (Me-RQ) | 25.00-42 | 17.50-40 | 10.5013 | 0.002abc** |
aDifferences between NW and O-IR, bdifferences between O + IR and O-IR, cdifferences between NW and O + IR.
*ANOVA.
**Kruskal-Wallis.
WC: waist circumference.
BMI: body mass index.
%BF: body fat percentage.
TFFs: triceps fat folds.
SFFs: subscapular fat folds.