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. 2021 Aug 2;11(8):1397. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics11081397

Table 2.

Associations of clinical parameters with periodontal inflamed surface area (PISA) and periodontal epithelial surface area (PESA).

Clinical Factor (n) PISA p-Value PESA p-Value
Age in years
60–69 (42) 203.8 ± 172.5 0.70 a 1180.8 ± 207.2 0.40 a
70–79 (37) 208.0 ± 313.4 1086.5 ± 361.0
80–89 (20) 191.4 ± 268.0 1062.0 ± 435.3
90–99 (1) 165.5 1036.3
Sex
Men (44) 208.2 ± 271.2 0.83 b 1122.9 ± 367.4 0.68 b
Women (56) 197.9 ± 231.9 1119.0 ± 323.4
Cardiovascular disease
No (91) 208.1 ± 258.0 0.99 b 1126.0 ± 349.0 0.61 b
Yes (9) 145.1 ± 113.7 1067.5 ± 267.0
Hypertension
No (75) 191.8 ± 235.7 0.52 b 1100.2 ± 358.9 0.30 b
Yes (25) 234.4 ± 287.1 1182.3 ± 281.1
Diabetes
No (87) 185.0 ± 207.3 0.32 b 1115.0 ± 334.5 0.88 b
Yes (13) 319.2 ± 430.8 1158.6 ± 399.1
Dyslipidemia
No (79) 207.6 ± 264.1 0.91 b 1110.3 ± 363.8 0.39 b
Yes (21) 183.0 ± 183.3 1159.1 ± 244.4
Smoking
Non-smoker (90) 183.7 ± 221.2 0.15 b 1099.2 ± 332.2 0.04 b
Current/former smoker (10) 371.2 ± 401.7 1314.5 ± 382.4
Number of remaining teeth
≥20 (81) 221.4 ± 265.2 0.07 a 1210.4 ± 286.7 <0.01 a
10–19 (17) 134.4 ± 141.0 802.7 ± 232.2
0–9 (2) 12.5 ± 17.7 191.1 ± 139.5

a Kruskal–Wallis test. b Mann–Whitney U test. p-values < 0.05 were considered statistically significant.