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. 2021 Dec 29;11(1):167. doi: 10.3390/jcm11010167

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and cardiovascular morbidity of Turner syndrome patients.

Patient Characteristics
N 83
Age (years) 37.48 ± 11.22
Height (cm) 154.37 ± 7.04
Body Weight (kg) 62.06 ± 15.37
BMI (kg/m2) 25.97 ± 6.00
Underweight (N (%)) 4 (4.8)
Normal weight (N (%)) 38 (45.8)
Overweight (N (%)) 26 (31.3)
Obese (N (%)) 15 (18.1)
Arterial hypertension (N (%)) 20 (24.1)
Drug therapy (N (%)) 15 (18.1)
Glucose metabolism disorders (N (%)) 4 (4.8)
Drug therapy (N (%)) 4 (4.8)
Lipid metabolism disorders (N (%)) 12 (14.5)
Drug therapy (N (%)) 1 (1.2)
Congenital heart disease (N (%)) 21 (25.3)
Cardiac surgery (N (%)) 11 (13.3)
Stroke (N (%)) 2 (2.4)
Smoker (N (%)) 4 (4.8)
Regular cardiological care (N (%)) 48 (57.8)
Regular endocrinological care (N (%)) 49 (59.0)

Mean ± standard deviation is used for normally distributed variables. BMI, body mass index. When asked for the presence of cardiovascular disease, 8.4% of TS patients stated unknown for arterial hypertension, 3.6% for glucose metabolism disorders, 13.3% for lipid metabolism disorders and 3.6% for congenital heart disease.