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. 2017 Nov 21;12(11):e0187772. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0187772

Table 2. Data on gastroparetic subjects that were studied.

Type 1 Diabetic Gastroparetic Type 2 Diabetic Gastroparetic Idiopathic Gastroparetic
Numbers 99 72 234
Male 31 15 25
Female 68 57 209
Ethnicity: Hispanic 15 10 7
Race: White 75 60 227
 Black 20 10 15
 Asian 1 1 1
 Indian/Native American 3 2 4
Age 39, 29.5–48 $ 53.5, 45–59.25 # 39, 29–51
Gastric retention 2 hr 72, 54–84 * 60.95, 42.2–76.325 $ 64, 51–75
Gastric retention 4 hr 36, 21.4–62 * 24.65, 16–41.975 $ 23, 14.3–39.9 §
Ave Nausea Sub-score 3, 1.33–4 2.67, 1–3.67 2.33, 1.33–3.67
Ave Fullness Sub-score 3.25, 2.375–4 * 3.25, 2.6875–4 3.75, 3–4.25 §
Ave Bloating Sub-score 3, 1.5–4 3.5, 2–4.5 3, 2–4
Ave GCSI 3.03, 2.17–3.625 3.139, 2.2083–3.9306 3.069, 2.361–3.67
HbA1c 8.2, 7–9.45 $* 7.1, 6.1–8.4 * 5.4, 5.2–5.6 §

Averages are shown as medians with the inter-quartile range. Statistical differences were determined by one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s post-test or by a Kruskal-Wallis test with a Dunn’s post-test and are indicated as P < 0.05 for * vs idiopathic gastroparesis, § vs diabetic gastroparetic, $ vs type I diabetic controls, # vs type II diabetic controls.