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Table 1 Clinical and demographic data of participants

From: Changes in plasma bile acids are associated with gallbladder stones and polyps

 

All

Healthy

Cholecystolithiasis

Non-neoplastic Polyps

P value*

Patients

330

13

292

25

 

Male

123 (37.27%)

6 (46.15%)

107 (36.64%)

10 (40%)

0.753

Female

207 (62.73%)

7 (53.85%)

185 (63.36%)

15 (60%)

0.753

Age (mean ± SD)

51.87 ± 14.05

60.85 ± 22.96

51.9 ± 13.41

46.88 ± 13.85

0.035

BMI (mean ± SD)

24.27 ± 12.68

24.55 ± 4.34

24.27 ± 3.58

24.01 ± 2.95

0.787

Hypentension

93 (28.18%)

3 (23.08%)

86 (29.45%)

4 (16%)

0.327

Non-hypertension

237 (71.82%)

10 (76.92%)

206 (70.55%)

21 (84%)

0.327

Diabetes

17 (5.15%)

1 (7.69%)

16 (5.48%)

0 (0)

0.451

Non-diabetes

313 (94.85%)

12 (92.31%)

276 (94.52%)

25 (100%)

0.451

INR (mean ± SD)

0.94 ± 0.06

0.95 ± 0.08

0.94 ± 0.06

0.94 ± 0.06

0.970

AST (mean ± SD)

21.2 ± 7.08

24.48 ± 9.5

21.04 ± 7.03

21.36 ± 6.12

0.290

ALT (mean ± SD)

24.06 ± 16.19

31.11 ± 20.87

24.15 ± 16.31

19.28 ± 10.01

0.283

TBIL (mean ± SD)

12.66 ± 5.42

11.55 ± 4.74

12.75 ± 5.54

12.22 ± 4.26

0.705

  1. *Kruskal–Wallis tests were used to compare continuous variables and chi-square tests were used to compare categorical variables