BMC Endocrine Disorders

Table 1 Basic characteristic in oligo−/anovulation PCOS women, eumenorrheic PCOS women and control women

From: Lifestyle and environmental contributions to ovulatory dysfunction in women of polycystic ovary syndrome

	PCOS-OA	PCOS-non-OA	Con	P
No.	1979	238	279
Age (yrs)	31.11 ± 3.71	31.56 ± 3.49	29.81 ± 3.77	< 0.01^a
BMI (kg/m2)	24.90 ± 4.09	25.31 ± 4.39	22.93 ± 3.86	< 0.01^a
Total AFC	27.63 ± 8.06	27.68 ± 9.23	14.72 ± 5.44	< 0.01^a
LH/FSH	1.50 ± 0.81	1.58 ± 0.85	0.79 ± 0.30	< 0.01^a
T (ng/dl)	80.14 ± 18.82	67.79 ± 23.46	23.78 ± 12.83	< 0.01^a
E2(pg/ml)	45.73 ± 19.36	45.22 ± 19.13	34.87 ± 25.42	< 0.01^a

Data was presented as Mean ± SD for normality distributions. One-way anova and t test were used in continuous variables
Abbreviation: BMI Body mass index
^asignificance was set at level of 0.05

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