All (754)
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Osteoporosis (n = 260)
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Decreased bone mass (n = 287)
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Normal (n = 207)
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P-value
|
---|
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SOS (m/s)
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1469 (1460, 1475.3)
|
1490 (1485, 1496)
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1516 (1509, 1526)
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< 0.001
|
|
YAM (%)
|
65 (61, 68)
|
75 (73, 77)
|
88 (84, 94)
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< 0.001
|
Male (276)
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Osteoporosis (n = 65)
|
Decreased bone mass (n = 95)
|
Normal (n = 116)
|
P-value
|
|
SOS (m/s)
|
1473 (1465.5, 1478)
|
1492 (1487, 1495.8)
|
1518 (1509, 1529.5)
|
< 0.001
|
|
YAM (%)
|
66 (62, 68)
|
75 (73, 77)
|
89 (84, 95.8)
|
< 0.001
|
Female (478)
| |
Osteoporosis (n = 195)
|
Decreased bone mass (n = 192)
|
Normal (n = 91)
|
P-value
|
|
SOS (m/s)
|
1468 (1460, 1474)
|
1489 (1484.5, 1496)
|
1513 (1509.3, 1522)
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< 0.001
|
|
YAM (%)
|
65 (61, 68)
|
75 (72.3, 77)
|
87 (85, 91)
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< 0.001
|
- Median (first quartile, third quartile) or the number of people (%)
- Based on the diagnostic criteria for osteoporosis, we classified cases with a YAM value of ≤80 as decreased bone mass, ≤70 as osteoporosis, and all others as normal
- P-value: Kruskal-Wallis test