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. 2019 May 9;55(5):125. doi: 10.3390/medicina55050125

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants.

Variables Total
(n = 1600)
Complications
(944/59.0%)
No Complications (656/41.0%) p value
Gender 0.876
Male 640 (40.0) 376 (39.8) 264 (40.2)
Female 960 (60.0) 568 (60.2) 392 (59.2)
Age (years) 55.9 ± 14.3 58.5 ± 13.6 52.3 ± 14.4 <0.0001
<30 60 (3.8) 32 (3.4) 28 (4.3) 0.001
30–50 484 (30.3) 216 (22.9) 268 (40.8)
51–70 800 (50.0) 520 (55.1) 280 (42.7)
≥71 256 (16.0) 176 (18.6) 80 (12.2)
Gender-wise age ratio (m:f; p value) 56.2:56.2; p = 0.968 56.7:55.4; p = 0.188 57.4:55.6; p = 0.105
Marital status 0.012
Single 156 (9.8) 80 (8.5) 76 (11.6)
Married 1108 (69.3) 644 (68.2) 464 (70.7)
Widowed 232 (14.5) 156 (16.5) 76 (11.6)
Divorced 104 (6.5) 64 (6.8) 40 (6.1)
Educational status 0.329
Illiterate 356 (22.3) 216 (22.9) 140 (21.3)
Basic 640 (40) 360 (38.1) 280 (42.7)
Secondary 312 (19.5) 192 (20.3) 120 (18.3)
Tertiary 292 (18.3) 176 (18.6) 116 (17.7)
Occupational status <0.0001
Informal 1228 (76.8) 700 (74.2) 528 (80.5)
Formal 176 (11.0) 100 (10.6) 76 (11.6)
Retired 196 (12.3) 144 (15.3) 52 (7.9)
Duration of diabetes (years) <0.0001
<5 1016 (63.5) 540 (57.2) 476 (72.2)
5–10 320 (20.0) 204 (21.2) 116 (17.7)
>10 264 (16.5) 200 (21.2) 64 (9.7)

m = male, f = female