Table 1 Descriptive data in the Turner syndrome and control groups

From: Coronary calcification in adults with Turner syndrome

Parameters

All subjects (N = 128)

Turner syndrome (N = 62 (48.4%))

Controls (N = 66 (51.6%))

P value

Physical examination and demographic data

 Age (years)

46.90 ± 12.34

47.33 ± 9.23

46.50 ± 14.73

0.873

 Body mass index (kg/m2)

27.82 ± 7.34

28.67 ± 8.69

27.01 ± 5.75

0.734

 Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg)

121.80 ± 15.93

120.77 ± 17.68

122.76 ± 14.16

0.238

 Triglycerides (mg/dl)

112.97 ± 66.76

116.23 ± 73.69

109.91 ± 59.94

0.610

 LDL cholesterol (mg/dl)

103.44 ± 32.00

95.56 ± 31.24

110.83 ± 31.15

0.522

 HDL cholesterol (mg/dl)

59.63 ± 17.46

60.92 ± 20.36

58.41 ± 14.26

0.865

 Total cholesterol (mg/dl)

186.96 ± 34.74

183.61 ± 34.87

190.11 ± 34.60

0.905

 Framingham risk score

1.36 ± 1.79

1.05 ± 1.35

1.65 ± 2.10

0.952

Race, N (%)

 Caucasian

88 (68.8%)

52 (83.9%)

36 (54.5%)

0.002

 African-American

26 (20.3%)

6 (9.7%)

20 (30.3%)

 

 Other

14 (10.9%)

4 (6.5%)

10 (15.2%)

 

Medical history, N (%)

 Hypertension

52 (40.6%)

30 (48.4%)

22 (33.3%)

0.106

 History of smoking

23 (18.0%)

6 (9.7%)

17 (25.8%)

0.022

 Dyslipidemiaa

56 (43.8%)

24 (38.7%)

32 (48.5%)

0.289

 Bicuspid aortic valve

15 (11.7%)

15 (24.2%)

0 (0.0%)

<0.001

 Coarctation of aorta

7 (5.5%)

7 (11.3%)

0 (0.0%)

<0.001

Coronary imaging measurements b

 Calcified plaque, N (%)

42 (32.8%)

24 (38.7%)

18 (27.3%)

0.191

 Calcium score (Agatston units)c

0 (0–11.75)

0 (0–32.75)

0 (0–0.875)

0.502

 SIS*

4.5 (2.2–7)

4 (1.8–7)

5 (3–8)

0.960

 SIS >5, N (%)

44 (34.4%)

19 (30.6%)

25 (37.9%)

0.458

 SSS*

7 (2–12)

7.5 (2–14)

6 (2–12)

0.539

 SSS >5, N (%)

71 (55.5%)

37 (59.7%)

34 (51.5%)

0.378

 SVS*

5 (3–8)

5 (1.8–7.2)

5 (3–9)

0.912

  1. HDL, high-density lipoprotein; LDL, low-density lipoprotein; SIS, segment involvement score; SSS, segment stenosis score; SVS, segment volume score.
  2. aSerum lipids were measured in a morning fasting blood sample. Dyslipidemia was defined as any of the following abnormalities: total cholesterol >200 mg/dl, LDL >160 mg/dl, HDL <40 mg/dl, or triglycerides >150 mg/dl.
  3. bData are represented as means ± standard deviations, except for
  4. cwhich are represented as medians, with interquartile ranges in parentheses.