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. 2022 May 19;13:807380. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2022.807380

Table 3.

Incidence of cardiometabolic comorbidities among children and adolescents with obesity assessed between 2008 and 2017 in Hangzhou (Zhejiang Province, China).

All ages Aged <10 years Aged ≥10 years
All Boys Girls All Boys Girls All Boys Girls
N 2,916 1,954 962 1,132 623 509 1,784 1,331 453
IFG 722
(24.8%)
481
(24.7%)
241
(25.1%)
275
(24.4%)
154
(24.9%)
121
(23.8%)
447
(25.1%)
327
(24.6%)
120
(26.5%)
IGT 432
(14.9%)
282
(14.5%)
150
(15.6%)
137
(12.2%)
82
(13.2%)
55
(10.8%)
295
(16.6%)
200
(15.1%)
95
(21.0%)**
Abnormal glycaemia 996
(34.3%)
655
(33.6%)
341
(35.5%)
361
(32.0%)
205
(33.1%)
156
(30.7%)
635
(35.7%)
450
(33.9%)
185
(40.8%)**
Type 2 diabetes 85
(2.9%)
50
(2.6%)
35
(3.6%)
10
(0.9%)
5
(0.8%)
5
(1.0%)
75
(4.2%)
45
(3.4%)
30
(6.6%)**
Hypertension 968
(33.3%)
660
(33.9%)
308
(32.0%)
402
(35.6%)
240
(38.6%)
162
(31.9%)*
566
(31.8%)
420
(31.6%)
147
(32.2%)
Dyslipidaemia 1,058
(36.7%)
684
(35.2%)
374
(39.6%)*
348
(31.1%)
184
(29.7%)
164
(32.7%)
710
(40.2%)
500
(37.8%)
210
(47.3%)***
Hyperuricaemia 391
(13.7%)
313
(16.2%)
78
(8.3%)****
56
(5.1%)
32
(5.2%)
24
(4.9%)
335
(19.1%)
281
(21.4%)
54
(12.2%)****
Acanthosis nigricans 1,980
(69.3%)
1,378
(71.9%)
602
(64.0%)****
673
(60.9%)
412
(67.5%)
261
(52.7%)****
1,307
(74.6%)
966
(73.9%)
341
(76.5%)
Abnormal liver function 1,733
(60.4%)
1,292
(66.9%)
441
(47.0%)****
551
(49.7%)
358
(58.3%)
193
(39.1%)****
1,182
(67.1%)
934
(70.9%)
248
(55.9%)****
NAFLD 1,678
(57.6%)
1,245
(63.8%)
433
(45.1%)****
477
(42.2%)
313
(50.3%)
164
(32.3%)****
1,201
(67.4%)
932
(70.2%)
269
(59.4%)****
Metabolic syndrome 716
(40.1%)
515
(38.7%)
201
(44.4%)*
Central obesity1 2,736
(99.2%)
1,853
(99.6%)
883
(98.5%)
962
(98.9%)
528
(99.6%)
434
(98.0%)
1,774
(99.4%)
1,325
(99.5%)
449
(99.1%)

IFG, Impaired fasting glucose; IGT, Impaired glucose tolerance; NAFLD, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

1Central obesity as per Chinese standards is not diagnosed in children aged less than 6 years (21); therefore, 93 boys and 56 girls were excluded from the calculation of these rates.

Data are n (%).

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001, and ****p < 0.0001 for comparisons in incidence of a given comorbidity within a particular group.