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. 2022 Feb 21;11(4):1133. doi: 10.3390/jcm11041133

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics and BMI of women diagnosed with endometriosis compared to matched controls.

Patient Characteristics 1 (31 December 2015) Endometriosis
(n = 6146)
Controls
(n = 24,572)
Age in 2015, y (matched) Mean ± SD 40.4 ± 8.0 40.4 ± 8.1
15–19 52 (0.8%) 208 (0.8%)
20–24 167 (2.7%) 668 (2.7%)
25–29 428 (7.0%) 1712 (7.0%)
30–34 722 (11.7%) 2888 (11.8%)
35–39 1187 (19.3%) 4744 (19.3%)
40–44 1620 (26.4%) 6472 (26.3%)
45–49 1173 (19.1%) 4692 (19.1%)
50–55 797 (13.0%) 3188 (13.0%)
Residence area (matched) Central region 4143 (67.4%) 16,572 (67.4%)
Northern 1104 (18.0%) 4416 (18.0%)
Southern 896 (14.6%) 3584 (14.6%)
SES Low (1–4) 833 (13.6%) 4058 (16.5%)
Medium (5–6) 2239 (36.4%) 9189 (37.4%)
High (7–10) 3059 (49.8%) 11,209 (45.6%)
Missing 15 (0.2%) 116 (0.5%)
Population diversity Haredi (Jewish orthodox) 157 (2.6%) 1223 (5.0%)
Arab 245 (4.0%) 1268 (5.2%)
BMI Mean ± SD 24.8 ± 5.2 25.5 ± 5.5
BMI category <18.5 305 (5.0%) 853 (3.5%)
18.5–25.0 2964 (48.2%) 10,553 (42.9%)
25.0–30.0 1364 (22.2%) 5425 (22.1%)
≥30.0 818 (13.3%) 3796 (15.4%)
Missing 695 (11.3%) 3945 (16.1%)

1 All p values for unmatched variables are <0.001. SES, socioeconomic status; BMI, body mass index.