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. 2019 Jul 5;67:153–161. doi: 10.2478/hukin-2018-0074

Table 2.

Unadjusted BMC and BMD at different regions in peripubertal and postpubertal male and female soccer players.

Peripubertal (Tanner II and III) Postpubertal (Tanner IV and V)

Males (n = 53) Females (n = 25) Males (n = 22) Females (n = 10)
1422.628
Subtotal body 1091.847 (190.016)*† 1214.832 (222.324)* 1354.562 (257.965) (288.962)
BMC Mean legs 296.645 (53.691)* 318.851 (57.287) 370.917 (71.498) 357.023 (70.785)
(g) Lumbar spine 32.444 (5.739)*† 39.076 (8.938)* 40.724 (7.822)† 49.962 (8.855)
Hip 25.860 (4.368)* 25.874 (4.600) 31.239 (6.226) 29.104 (5.478)
Femoral neck 3.676 (0.470)* 3.746 (0.658) 4.052 (0.645) 4.030 (0.668)

Subtotal body 0.813 (0.069)*† 0.856 (0.068) 0.881 (0.072) 0.899 (0.075)
BMD Mean legs 0.989 (0.097)*† 1.056 (0.096) 1.094 (0.109) 1.077 (0.102)
Lumbar spine 0.707 (0.076)*† 0.818 (0.112)* 0.781 (0.093)† 0.947 (0.108)
(g·cm-2) Hip 0.888 (0.091)* 0.921 (0.113) 0.939 (0.111) 0.950 (0.111)
Femoral neck 0.814 (0.088)† 0.862 (0.120) 0.844 (0.090) 0.856 (0.113)

Data are means (standard deviation). BMC: bone mineral content; BMD: bone mineral density * p < 0.05 between pubertal status; † p < 0.05 between genders