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. 2016 Jul 4;11:887–895. doi: 10.2147/CIA.S103845

Table 6.

Frequency of lipid profiles in males and females with OP

n OP (%) χ2 P-valuea
Male
HDL-C 2.013 0.048
 ≤1.15 414 4 (38.46)
 ≥1.16 621 9 (61.54)
LDL-C 0.068 0.794
 <3.1 520 7 (53.85)
 ≥3.1 515 6 (46.15)
TC 0.654 0.513
 <2.8 4 0 (0)
 2.8–5.17 537 8 (61.54)
 >5.17 494 5 (38.46)
TG 1.127 0.260
 <0.56 44 1 (7.69)
 0.56–1.7 700 10 (76.92)
 >1.7 291 2 (15.38)
Female
HDL-C 5.440 0.020
 ≤1.54 2,625 162 (64.03)
 ≥1.55 1,075 91 (35.97)
LDL-C 1.494 0.222
 <3.1 1,502 87 (34.39)
 ≥3.1 2,451 166 (65.61)
TC 1.516 0.129
 <2.8 11 0 (0)
 2.8–5.17 1,282 72 (28.46)
 >5.17 2,660 181 (71.54)
TG 1.046 0.296
 <0.56 120 3 (1.19)
 0.56–1.7 2,579 181 (71.54)
 >1.7 1,254 69 (27.27)

Notes: Data are presented as numbers and percentage of each category.

a

P<0.05 was considered statistically significant, HDL-C ≤1.54 vs ≥1.55; LDL-C <3.1 vs ≥3.1; TC 2.8–5.17 vs >5.17; TG 0.56–1.7 vs >1.7 in OP.

Abbreviations: HDL-C, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL-C, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; OP, osteoporosis; TC, total cholesterol; TG, triglyceride.