Circulating Hsp90 Isoform Levels in Overweight and Obese Children and the Relation to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: Results from a Cross-Sectional Study
Table 1
Characteristics of overweight and obese children included in the study.
Characteristic
Gender (male, %)
35 (51.5%)
Age (years)
10 (3-17)
Weight percentile adjusted for gender and age
97th percentile (87th percentile-99th percentile)
Waist percentile adjusted for gender and age
95th percentile (75th percentile-99th percentile)
Mid arm circumference percentile adjusted for gender and age
95th percentile (25th percentile-99th percentile)
BMI (kg/m2)
24.5 (17.60-40.43)
BMI percentile adjusted for gender and age
98th percentile (85th percentile-99th percentile)
BMI -score
2.03 (1.04-4.00)
WtHR
59.05 (45.5-78.2)
NAFLD (, %)
26 (38.2)
HTA (, %)
32 (47.1%)
A jeune glucose (mg/dL)
88.5 (63-136)
ASAT (UI/L)
23 (13-83)
ALAT (UI/L)
29 (16-224)
ALP (UI/L)
239 (74-470)
Uric acid (mg/dL)
4.8 (2-10.2)
Obese (, %)
59 (86.9%)
Insulin (mU/L)
10.3 (2.05-41.57)
Insulin resistance (, %)
24 (35.3%)
HOMA-IR
2.24 (0.41-13.91)
Hsp90β (ng/mL)
4.04 (0.14-98.37)
Hsp90α (ng/mL)
14.31 (0-119.85)
BMI: body mass index; WtHR: waist to height ratio; NAFLD: nonalcoholic fatty liver disease; HTA: arterial hypertension; ALP: alkaline phosphatase. Continuous variables are presented as median (minimum-maximum value).
