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Table 1 Characteristics of participants (split by median level of leptin)

From: Associations between circulating adipokines and bone mineral density in patients with knee osteoarthritis: a cross-sectional study

 

Total (n = 164)

Leptin ≤ median (n = 82)

Leptin > median (n = 82)

p value

Age, yrsa

55.42(8.57)

54.57(8.94)

56.27(8.14)

0.206

Females, %b

88.4

81.7

95.1

0.015

Height, cma

158.64(6.83)

158.62(7.70)

158.66(5.90)

0.971

Weight, kga

65.07(10.29)

63.00(9.57)

67.08(10.61)

0.012

BMI, kg/m2a

25.84(3.75)

24.98(2.83)

26.68(4.32)

0.004

BMD, kg/m2

 Total bodya

10,55(1.22)

10.64(1.41)

10.46(1.02)

0.361

 Spinea

10.03(1.34)

10.09(1.66)

9.99(1.08)

0.709

 Hipa

8.65(1.23)

8.90(1.42)

8.47(1.06)

0.060

 Total femura

9.31(1.30)

9.43(1.37)

9.21(1.24)

0.283

Knee ROA, %b

71.95

78.05

65.85

0.082

Adiponectin, ug/mlc

27.09(6.80,60.88)

11.73(3.56,35.25)

49.70(20.62,74.10)

< 0.001

Resistin, ng/mlc

2.22(1.40,4.55)

2.06(1.17,4.39)

2.27(1.48,4.63)

0.327

  1. Leptin median level: 5.92 ng/ml
  2. Data in bold denote statistically significant results
  3. BMI body mass index, BMD bone mineral density, BMC bone mineral content, ROA radiographic osteoarthritis
  4. at tests were used for mean (standard deviation), bx2 tests for the proportions, cMann-Whitney U tests for median (interquartile range)