Table 3.

Differences in glucose tolerance profile, LT vs. NHANES controls^*

	Impaired glucose tolerance			Normal glucose tolerance
	LT recipients (n=23)	NHANES controls (n=15)	p	LT recipients (n=53)	NHANES controls (n=220)	p
Female	57%	53%	0.85	40%	44%	0.28
Age (years)	16.6 (13.2–20.2)	14.0 (12.0–19.0)	0.20	15.4 (10.6–18.2)	16.0 (13.0–19.0)	0.03
Overweight or obese	26%	60%	0.04	26%	40%	0.05
Fasting glucose (mg/dL)	91 (87–94)	102 (100–108)	0.003	92 (87–98)	93 (88–97)	0.79
2-hour glucose (mg/dL)	156 (147–173)	147 (140–166)	0.09	114 (99–122)	96 (81–109)	<0.001
Fasting insulin (mU/mL)	10.60 (7.00–13.60)	21.04 (11.01–29.54)	0.03	10.30 (7.60–15.90)	11.72 (7.63–17.39)	0.74
HOMA-IR	2.25 (1.56–3.59)	5.25 (2.72–8.46)	0.02	2.40 (1.68–3.67)	2.67 (1.71–4.19)	0.77
HOMA-%B	136 (105–253)	201 (115–242)	0.42	131 (105–205)	138 (96–208)	0.89
Hemoglobin A1c	4.9 (4.8–5.2)	5.3 (5.1–5.5)	<0.001	4.9 (4.5–5.2)	5.3 (5.1–5.5)	<0.001

^*Data represents median (interquartile range) or proportion, with p by Kruskal-Wallis or chi-squared testing, respectively.