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Table 1 Description of the participants included in the study

From: The relationship between high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and glycosylated hemoglobin in diabetic patients aged 20 or above: a cross-sectional study

Glycohemoglobin

< 7

N = 2939

≥7

N = 232

All

N = 3171

P-value

Age (years)

46.27 ± 16.77

57.37 ± 13.53

46.86 ± 16.80

< 0.0001

ALT(U/L)

25.85 ± 46.66

33.63 ± 25.83

26.26 ± 45.83

0.0329

Cr (umol/L)

77.13 ± 29.41

77.96 ± 26.38

77.18 ± 29.26

0.7215

γGT (IU/L)

28.49 ± 40.77

44.17 ± 43.89

29.32 ± 41.09

< 0.0001

Glu (mg/dL)

93.54 ± 16.56

191.86 ± 70.91

98.73 ± 31.76

< 0.0001

sUA (mg/dL)

5.35 ± 1.46

5.39 ± 1.25

5.35 ± 1.45

0.7932

TG (mg/dL)

120.71 ± 85.30

187.58 ± 203.12

124.78 ± 97.97

< 0.0001

LDL (mg/dL)

116.11 ± 34.71

109.60 ± 37.31

115.74 ± 34.90

0.0945

TC (mg/dL)

195.14 ± 40.41

199.99 ± 77.05

195.39 ± 43.14

0.1563

HDL-C (mg/dL)

53.79 ± 16.25

44.84 ± 12.93

53.31 ± 16.22

< 0.0001

glycohemoglobin (%)

5.42 ± 0.43

8.53 ± 1.54

5.58 ± 0.89

< 0.0001

BMI (kg/m2)

28.20 ± 6.32

32.12 ± 7.28

28.42 ± 6.43

< 0.0001

Waist circumference (cm)

96.38 ± 14.98

108.57 ± 16.76

97.02 ± 15.32

< 0.0001

SBP (mmHg)

118.39 ± 16.41

118.62 ± 14.41

118.40 ± 16.31

0.8585

DBP (mmHg)

66.08 ± 13.28

64.75 ± 15.08

66.01 ± 13.39

0.2121

Sex(%)

   

0.0906

 Male

47.53

54.24

47.88

 

 Female

52.47

45.76

52.12

 

Race/ethnicity (%)

   

0.0598

 Mexican American

7.88

13.30

8.17

 

 Other race/ethnicity

13.09

13.32

13.10

 

 Non-Hispanic White

68.42

61.05

68.03

 

 Non-Hispanic Black

10.61

12.33

10.70

 

Age groups (%)

   

< 0.0001

 Age < 40 years

39.82

8.61

38.17

 

 Age > =40, < 60 years

36.37

42.58

36.70

 

 Age > =60 years

23.81

48.81

25.13

 

Medications

 Lipid-lowering medications

74.17

33.23

 

< 0.0001

 Anti-diabetic medications

73.43

36.68

 

< 0.0001

  1. The continuous variables were characterized by mean ± standard and analyzed using a weighted linear regression model for continuous variables. The categorical variables were presented as percentages, and the p-value was calculated using a weighted chi-squared test.