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. 2016 May 23;13(5):1160–1167. doi: 10.5114/aoms.2016.60129

Table II.

Demographic and clinic characteristics: differences between control group women (CW) and study group women (SW)

Variable CW (n = 92) SW (n = 83) P-value
Age [years]a 70 (66–71) 72 (70–77) < 0.0001
BMI (Quetelet index [kg/m2])a 24 (23.5–24.5) 23.8 (22–24.5) 0.0004
Further educationa (years of education above 8th grade) 6 (4–8) 4 (3–4) < 0.0001
Current smokers (%)b 10.87 [5.45–19.55] 30.12 [20.50–40.95] 0.0018
Alcohol consumption (%)b:
 Occasional 7.61 [3.27–15.21] 16.87 [9.65–26.49] 0.0615
 Moderate 3.26 [1.10–8.68] 1.20 [0.02–6.01] 0.3635
 Daily 0.00 [0.00–4.34] 0.00 [0.00–4.81] n.a
FT4 [ng/dl]a 1.2 (1.1–1.4) 1.2 (1.1–1.35) 0.7285
NOx [μmol/l]a 55.20 (44.18–58.23) 101.23 (100.46–102.33) < 0.0001
MMSE [points]a 30 [29–30] 21 [20–24] < 0.0001
MMSE-PCA [points]a 6 [6–6] 2 [1–3] < 0.0001
KSb:
 0 95.65 [89.14–98.90] 0.00 [0.00–4.81] < 0.0001
 1 4.35 [1.10–10.86] 15.66 [8.45–25.29] 0.0125
 2 0.00 [0.00–4.34] 33.73 [24.11–44.56] < 0.0001
 3 0.00 [0.00–4.34] 50.60 [39.77–61.43] < 0.0001

BMI – body mass index

a

median (Q1–Q3), Q1 = 25th percentile; Q3 = 75th percentile; Mann-Whitney test

b

% [95% CI], CI = confidence interval [lower bound–upper bound]; Z test for proportions.