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. 2016 Nov 4;31(4):547–558. doi: 10.3803/EnM.2016.31.4.547

Table 5. Partial Correlations between Body Composition and BMD after Adjusting for Age and Body Mass Index in Men, Premenopausal Women, and Postmenopausal Women.

Body composition BMD, g/cm2
L1–L4 Femoral neck Total hip
Men
 Fat mass, g
  Femoral neck −0.005 −0.170a −0.249a
  L1–L4 0.138b 0.076 0.030
  Total hip 0.048 −0.131b −0.226a
 Lean mass, g
  Femoral neck 0.030 0.136b 0.154a
  L1–L4 0.265a 0.028 0.018
  Total hip 0.119b 0.253a 0.245a
Premenopausal women
 Fat mass, g
  Femoral neck 0.028 −0.045 −0.126a
  L1–L4 0.075b 0.040 0.016
  Total hip 0.027 0.005 −0.084b
 Lean mass, g
  Femoral neck 0.026 −0.036 0.009
  L1–L4 0.253a −0.042 −0.009
  Total hip 0.020 0.040 0.077b
Postmenopausal women
 Fat mass, g
  Femoral neck 0.029 −0.176a −0.232a
  L1–L4 0.102a −0.008 −0.032
  Total hip 0.035c −0.103a −0.163a
 Lean mass, g
  Femoral neck −0.008 0.082a 0.125a
  L1–L4 0.201b 0.060b 0.092a
  Total hip −0.003 0.199a 0.243a

BMD, bone mineral density.

aP<0.001; bP<0.01; cP<0.05.