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Table 1 Associations between the characteristics of the participants and locomotive syndrome

From: Association between oral health and locomotive syndrome: a cross-sectional study in Japanese adults

Variable

Locomotive syndrome

P–value

Absence (N = 2032)

Presence (N = 856)

 

Mean (SD)

 

Age

58.96 (6.88)

62.98 (8.72)

<  0.001

Body mass index (kg/m2)

23.40 (3.17)

23.86 (3.62)

<  0.001

Bone mineral density

2.65 (0.31)

2.59 (0.32)

<  0.001

 

N (%)

 

Sex

   

 Men

1535 (75.5)

563 (65.8)

<  0.001

 Women

497 (24.5)

293 (34.2)

 

Smoking status

   

 Never

942 (46.4)

424 (49.5)

0.088

 Past

688 (33.9)

281 (32.8)

 

 Current

402 (19.8)

151 (17.6)

 

Drinking habit

   

 No

565 (27.8)

307 (35.9)

<  0.001

 Sometimes

689 (33.9)

276 (32.2)

 

 Everyday

778 (38.3)

273 (31.9)

 

Exercise habit

   

 Yes

571 (28.1)

193 (22.5)

0.002

 No

1461 (71.9)

663 (77.5)

 

Walking speed

   

 Fast

804 (39.6)

217 (25.4)

<  0.001

 Slow

1228 (60.4)

639 (74.6)

 

Stroke (past history)

   

 No

2004 (98.6)

841 (98.2)

0.448

 Yes

28 (1.4)

15 (1.8)

 

Metabolic syndrome

   

 No

1349 (66.4)

509 (59.5)

<  0.001

 Pre-metabolic syndrome

311 (15.3)

136 (15.9)

 

 Metabolic syndrome

372 (18.3)

211 (24.6)

 

Chewing function

   

 Good

1799 (88.5)

686 (80.1)

<  0.001

 Poor

233 (11.5)

170 (19.9)

 

Number of teeth

   

 28 teeth

788 (38.8)

260 (30.4)

<  0.001

 20–27 teeth

1158 (57.0)

517 (60.4)

 

 0–19 teeth

86 (4.2)

79 (9.2)

 
  1. SD standard deviation