Skip to main content

Table 2 Anthropometric, metabolic and hormonal characteristics of subjects with and without metabolic syndrome (patients with BPH)

From: Metabolic syndrome and benign prostatic hyperplasia: association or coincidence?

Continuous variables

Metabolic syndrome (n = 74)

Without metabolic syndrome (n = 54)

P

Mean

SD

Range

Mean

SD

Range

Age (years)

65.68

6.29

55–77

65.89

6.88

55–77

0.912

Weight (kg)

85.59

10.55

64–115

75.37

9.71

51.5–98

0.001

Height (m)

1.73

0.074

1.54–1.98

1.74

0.071

1.53–1.90

0.996

Body mass index (kg/m2)

28.47

2.87

23.5–34.7

25.03

2.72

18.7–34.6

0.001

LAP

70.97

39.48

20.2–296.7

36.25

15.91

11.4–89.9

0.001

Cholesterol (mmol/l)

4.80

1.48

2.17–9.13

5.26

1.66

3.08–11.76

0.121

LDL (mmol/l)

3.14

1.36

0.47–7.43

3.63

1.65

1.01–10.48

0.112

Insulin (pmol/l)

116.82

105.60

11.22–454.80

93.30

101.64

2.64–423.00

0.272

HOMA-IR

5.13

3.63

0.48–26.28

3.99

2.90

0.1–22.47

0.043

Total testosterone (nmol/l)

13.31

6.48

1.04–28.43

15.71

6.24

0.35–29.12

0.020

Free testosterone (pmol/l)

354.92

236.38

0.35–1274.47

420.65

266.26

3.12–1177.27

0.151

Estradiol (pmol/l)

95.08

70.45

22.25–421.80

120.30

80.21

21.92–321.95

0.090

DHEA-S (μmol/l)

3.47

2.12

0.35–9.34

3.12

1.76

0.33–7.19

0.501

SHBG (nmol/l)

35.39

19.75

2.74–98.0

41.89

17.02

2.58–90.3

0.012

LH (mIU/ml)

11.38

8.61

0.70–67.98

9.89

4.52

1.57–23.0

0.211