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. 2021 Oct 1;12(7):1773–1793. doi: 10.14336/AD.2021.0226

Table 1.

Anamnestic and bioimpedance parameters.

Variable (unit of measurement) (a) Young adults
(18-39 y.o.) N=29, M=13, W=16
(b) Adults
(40-64 y.o.) N=40, M=21, W=19
(c) Older adults
(65-89 y.o.) N=54, M=28, W=26
(d) Nonagenarians
(90-99 y.o.) N=27, M=9, W=18
(e) Centenarians
(100-111 y.o.) N=23, M=6, W=17
Age Interaction
Gender
M W
Blood pressure
Systolic blood pressure
(mmHg)
1 10.00 (70.00-140.00)
N=29, (108.28±14.96) M=13, (113.85±16.85) W=16, (103.75±11.90)
1 30.00 (100.00-160.00)
N=40, (128.50±13.27) M=21, (129.29±12.07) W=19, (127.63±14.75)
1 40.00 (100.00-160.00)
N=54, (135.52±15.06) M=28, (134.03±13.98) W=26, (137.11±16.26)
140.00 (100.00-175.00)
N=27, (141.15±17.80) M=9, (135.00±23.05) W=18, (140.56±17.90)
130.00 (50.00-180.00)
N=23, (129.35±29.01) M=6, (133.33 ±23.59) W=17, (127.94 ±31.23)
(a vs b,
c,d,e)
ns ns ns
Diastolic blood pressure
(mmHg)
70.00 (55.00-130.00)
N=29, (71.38±16.74) M=13, (74.61±15.74) W=16, (68.78±17.56)
80.00 (55.00-105.00)
N=40, (79.00±9.75) M=21, (80.48±8.65) W=19, (77.27±10.85)
75.00 (60.00-100.00)
N=54, (75.63±9.56) M=28, (75.14±10.39) W=26, (76.15±8.75)
70.00 (50.00-100.00)
N=27, (79.74±11.41) M=9, (71.67±11.99) W=18, (70.28±8.75)
65.00 (50.00-145.00)
N=23, (69.56 ±20.66) M=6, (67.50 ±10.84) W=17, (70.29 ±23.41)
ns ns ns ns
Sleeping habits
Mean hours/night 7.00 (6.00-9.00)
N=26, (7.10±0.87) M=11, (6.96±0.93) W=15, (7.20±0.84)
6.50 (5.00-8.00)
N=29, (6.60±0.92) M=16, (6.56±1.08) W=13, (6.65±0.72)
6.00 (2.50-10.00)
N=36, (6.29±1.47) M=19, (6.42±1.62) W=17, (6.15±1.32)
7.00 (4.00-12.00)
N=23, (7.46±2.43) M=9, (7.17±1.80) W=14, (7.64±2.80)
7.25 (4.00-12.00)
N=16, (7.69 ±2.80) M=2, (7.25 ±3.89) W=14, (7.75 ±2.80)
ns ns ns ns
Anthropometric feature
BMI (Kg/m2) 22.50 (17.30-30.20)
N=29, (22.68±3.19) M=13, (24.90±2.24) W=16, (20.88±2.71)
26.90 (21.30-40.70)
N=39, (27.41±4.42) M=20, (27.22±2.97) W=19, (27.61±5.64)
27.90 (18.70-39.70)
N=51, (28.23±4.63) M=26, (27.67±3.53) W=25, (28.80±5.56)
26.10 (18.20-40.90)
N=22, (26.54±6.24) M=8, (27.27±6.36) W=14, (26.12±6.37)
22.65 (18.40-31.60)
N=22, (23.45 ±3.68) M=6, (25.76 ±3.25) W=16, (22.58 ±3.53)
(a vs b,c,d)
(c vs e)
ns ns ns
Bioimpedance features
Rz (Ω) 620.00 (423.00-793.00)
N=29, (613.75±93.31) M=13, (534.92±63.26) W=16, (677.81±57.36)
556.00 (376.00-774.00)
N=39, (558.43±85.84) M=20, (505.65±56.35) W=19, (614.00±76.49)
560.00 (437.00-812.00)
N=54, (561.05±67.49) M=28, (537.14±56.43) W=26, (586.80±69.91)
589.00 (438.00-812.00)
N=22, (606.36±101.75) M=8, (564.62±113.60) W=14, (630.2±89.94)
612.00 (437.00-748.00)
N=22, (614.36 ±75.58) M=6, (570.00 ±99.18) W=16, (631.00 ±60.30)
ns ns (a vs c) =0.01
Xc (Ω) 63.00 (44.00-77.00)
N=29, (61.68±9.07) M=13, (59.07±9.33) W=16, (63.81±8.55)
55.00 (36.00-69.00)
N=39, (5.33±8.12) M=20, (53.10±8.11) W=19, (53.57±8.35)
47.00 (34.00-65.00)
N=54, (47.57±7.04) M=28, (45.42±6.02) W=26, (49.88±7.44)
38.50 (28.00-75.00)
N=22, (41.63±11.05) M=8, (40.12±8.18) W=14, (42.50±12.61)
32.00 (20.00-47.00)
N=21, (31.85 ±7.15) M=6, (30.00 ±5.06) W=15, (32.60 ±7.87)
(a vs b,c,d,e)
(b vs d,e) (c vs e)
ns ns =0.01
PhA (°) 5.80 (4.20-7.10)
N=29, (5.79±0.72) M=13, (6.31±0.61) W=16, (5.38±0.51)
5.40 (3.70-6.90)
N=39, (5.50±0.79) M=20, (6.01±0.64) W=19, (4.98±0.58)
4.80 (2.90-6.20)
N=51, (4.84±0.71) M=26, (4.92±0.76) W=25, (4.78±0.69)
4.05 (2.40-6.70)
N=22, (3.95±0.94) M=8, (4.10±0.61) W=14, (3.87±1.11)
2.90 (2.00-9.00)
N=21, (3.24 ±1.43) M=6, (3.05 ±0.52) W=16, (3.33 ±1.63)
(a vs c,d,e)
(b vs c,d,e)
(a vs c,d,e)
(b vs c,d,e) (c vs e)
(a vs d,e)
(b vs d,e) (c vs e)
=0.01

Abbreviations: y.o.=years old; N=total number of cases; M=men; W=women; SD=standard deviation; BMI=body mass index; Rz=resistance; Xc=reactance; PhA=phase angle. Data underlined are the median (min-max) of the total number of cases. Data between round brackets are mean values±SD. a, b, c, d and e indicate, respectively, young adults, adults, older adults, nonagenarians, and centenarians. The table shows the Pairwise comparisons between the different groups, i.e., a, b, c, d, and e stratified for gender. p-value≤0.05 is considered significant; ns=not significant.