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Table 2 Comparison of variables of clinical fractures according to body mass index categories

From: Association between BMI and osteoporotic fractures at different sites in Chinese women: a case-control retrospective study in Changsha

Variable

UW

NW

OW

 OB

Case

Control

Case

Control

Case

Control

Case

Control

n (%)

288(9.3)a

153(4.9)

1742(56.2)a

1528(49.4)

905(29.2)a

1094(35.3)

163(5.3)a

323(10.4)

Age(years)

68.0±9.68

69.7±9.51

66.8±8.88

68.6±8.89

67.0±8.18

66.9±8.38

67.1±8.02

68.0±8.34

AM(years)

48.1±3.44

48.7±3.96

48.3±3.69a

49.2±3.67

48.5±3.80b

49.1±3.83

48.0±3.63b

48.9±4.02

YSM(years)

20.2±9.45

21.5±9.86

18.9±8.84b

17.9±9.12

18.8±8.39

18.4±8.55

19.3±8.7

19.6±8.71

Height(cm)

151.1±6.58

151.6±4.52

151.0±6.29a

152.2±5.22

150.9±6.13a

152.3±5.35

149.0±8.06a

151.7±4.95

Weight(kg)

39.3±4.37

39.4±3.51

49.2±5.56a

50.4±4.95

58.2±5.14a

59.8±4.79

67.0±7.87a

69.4±6.44

BMI(kg/m2)

17.2±1.12

17.1±1.06

21.5±1.49a

21.7±1.45

25.5±1.04a

25.7±1.10

30.1±2.18

30.1±2.10

PA-BMD(g/cm2)

0.562±0.107a

0.650±0.152

0.621±0.109a

0.728±0.134

0.665±0.110a

0.785±0.130

0.689±0.122a

0.822±0.126

FN-BMD(g/cm2)

0.454±0.090a

0.521±0.104

0.506±0.093a

0.596±0.107

0.540±0.087a

0.642±0.105

0.558±0.098a

0.686±0.103

Hip-BMD(g/cm2)

0.511±0.105a

0.581±0.133

0.580±0.111a

0.667±0.124

0.632±0.108a

0.725±0.116

0.660±0.122a

0.779±0.128

  1. Data are means ± standard deviations (SDs)
  2. AM age at menopause, YSM years since menopause, BMI body mass index, PA posteroanterior spine, BMD bone mineral density, FN femoral neck, Hip, total hip, UW underweight, NW normal weight, OW overweight, OB obesity
  3. ap < 0.001 compared with control
  4. bp = 0.030–0.001 compared with control