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Table 2 Distribution and percentages of the male study population by BMI and the individual characteristics

From: Socioeconomic factors, body mass index and bariatric surgery: a Swedish nationwide cohort study

 

Study population, n (% of total population)

Average BMI

BMI < 25 at baseline

BMI 25–29 at baseline

BMI 30–39 at baseline

BMI ≥40 at baseline

Median age = 22, range

Less than median

780,930

 

662,456

94,378

23,160

936

More than median

6097

 

4465

1337

284

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Study population, n (% of total population)

787,027

22.27

666,921 (84.7%)

95,715 (12.2%)

23,444 (3.0%)

947 (0.1%)

Operated, n (% of operated)

1961

30.97

258 (13.2%)

661 (33.7%)

920 (46.9%)

122 (6.2%)

Family Income, n (% of total)

• Low (25%)

196,474

22.48

162,476 (82.7%)

26,537 (13.5%)

7107 (3.6%)

354 (0.2%)

• Middle (50%)

394,008

22.28

333,033 (84.5%)

48,473 (12.3%)

12,029 (3.1%)

473 (0.1%)

• High (25%)

196,545

22.05

171,412 (87.2%)

20,705 (10.5%)

4308 (2.2%)

120 (0.1%)

Education, n (% of total)

• Low

59,863 (7.6%)

22.62

47,784 (79.8%)

9013 (15.1%)

2914 (4.9%)

152 (0.2%)

• Middle

172,898 (22.0%)

22.29

144,831 (83.8%)

22,321 (12.9%)

5531 (3.2%)

215 (0.1%)

• High

554,266 (70.4%)

22.22

474,306 (85.6%)

64,381 (11.6%)

14,999 (2.7%)

580 (0.1%)

Employment, n (% of total)

• Yes

512,626 (65.1%)

22.18

439,063 (85.7%)

59,657 (11.6%)

13,476 (2.6%)

430 (0.1%)

• No

274,401 (34.9%)

22.43

227,858 (83.0%)

36,058 (13.2%)

9968 (3.6%)

517 (0.2%)

Marital status, n (% of total)

• Married/cohabiting

157,229 (20.0%)

22.05

137,731 (87.6%)

16,660 (10.6%)

2785 (1.8%)

53 (0.03%)

• Single

629,798 (80.0%)

22.32

529,190 (84.0%)

79,055 (12.6%)

20,659 (3.3%)

894 (0.1%)

  1. The highest percentages are in bold and underlined. Follow up for bariatric surgery between 2005 and 2012
  2. All the percentages are row percentages except for Study population, second column