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Table 1 Distribution of baseline characteristics of centenarians in different nutritional status

From: The association between nutritional status and functional limitations among centenarians: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Total

(n = 1002)

Nutritional status

p-Value a

Normal (n = 123)

At-risk (n = 671)

Malnutrition (n = 208)

Age, M (IQR), years

102.0(3.0)

102.0(3.0)

102.0(3.0)

102.0(3.0)

0.533

Woman, %

822(82.0)

93(75.6)

545(81.2)

184(88.5)

0.008

Primary school and below, %

982(98.2)

7(5.7)

11(1.6)

2(1.0)

0.006

Living with families, %

863(86.1)

104(84.6)

565(84.2)

194(93.3)

0.004

Physical activity, %

129(12.9)

23(18.7)

93(13.9)

13(6.3)

0.002

BMI, M (IQR)

17.9(16.0-19.9)

21.8(20.3–23.8)

17.8(15.9–19.5)

17.1(16.0-18.4)

< 0.001

Hb, M (IQR), g/L

114.0(20.0)

119.0(18.0)

114.0(19.0)

112.0(21.8)

< 0.001

ALB, M (IQR), g/L

4.6(1.2)

4.8(1.2)

4.6(1.1)

4.5(1.3)

< 0.001

TC, M (IQR), mmol/L

38.5(5.1)

40.2(3.7)

38.6(4.9)

37.4(6.2)

< 0.001

Diabetes, %

96(9.6)

13(10.6)

63(9.4)

20(9.6)

0.920

Hypertension, %

757(75.5)

99(80.5)

501(74.7)

157(75.5)

0.385

Heart disease, %

41(4.1)

5(4.1)

26(3.9)

10(4.8)

0.839

  1. a All p-values were significant at P < 0.05