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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population stratified by sex

From: Associations between 47 anthropometric markers derived from a body scanner and relative fat-free mass in a population-based study

 

Males (n = 809)

Females (n = 784)

Age; years

57 (47; 67)

55 (46; 65)

Body mass index; kg/m2

27.9 (25.7; 30.7)

26.6 (23.4; 30.3)

Waist circumference; cm

101 (93; 109)

88 (80; 99)

Hip circumference; cm

100 (95; 106)

102 (95; 111)

Fat-free mass (BIA); %

72.7 (69.0; 77.1)

63.3 (58.5; 68.1)

Fat-free mass (ADP); %

70.3 (65.4; 75.8)

59.6 (54.0; 65.9)

Alcohol consumption; g/day

9.2 (3.0; 20.0)

3.3 (1.0; 7.9)

Smoking status

Never

Former

Current

223 (27.6%)

446 (55.1%)

140 (17.3%)

329 (42.0%)

314 (40.1%)

141 (18.0%)

Sports score according to Baecke [55]

2.4 (0.0; 5.1)

2.3 (0.0; 4.2)

Systolic blood pressure; mmHg

128 (121; 137)

120 (111; 129)

Diastolic blood pressure; mmHg

76 (70; 82)

73 (67; 79)

Hypertension

421 (52.0%)

289 (36.9%)

LDL-cholesterol; mmol/l

3.29 (2.63; 3.87)

3.39 (2.8; 4.05)

HDL-cholesterol; mmol/L

1.31 (1.08; 1.53)

1.64 (1.38; 1.96)

Triglycerides; mmol/L

1.38 (0.92; 2.02)

1.08 (0.76; 1.62)

Blood glucose; mmol/L

5.5 (5.0; 6.0)

5.1 (4.8; 5.5)

HbA1c; %

5.5 (5.3; 5.8)

5.5 (5.3; 5.7)

Type 2 diabetes

78 (9.6%)

48 (6.1%)

  1. Continuous data are expressed by median, 25th, and 75th percentile; categorical data by absolute numbers and percentages (LDL = low-density lipoprotein, HDL = high-density lipoprotein, HbA1c = glycated hemoglobin)