Research Article
Skeletal Status, Body Composition, and Glycaemic Control in Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Table 3
Relationship between disease duration, insulin requirement, glycaemic control, and skeletal and body composition Z-score values (for age- and sex- dependent reference data for healthy subjects) in T1DM patients.
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Results are expressed as correlation coefficient () and two-tailed statistical significance (); -values adjusted for age, sex, pubertal stage, height, weight, and physical activity level; -value ≤ 0.05; /1Z-scores for DXA parameters calculated according to age- and sex-dependent reference data for healthy subjects; TBBMD — total body bone mineral density; TBBMC — total body bone mineral content; LBM — lean body mass; FM — fat mass; S24BMD — bone mineral density, lumbar spine L2–L4; S24BMC — bone mineral content, lumbar spine L2–L4; S24BMC/LBM — bone mineral content, lumbar spine L2–L4/lean body mass ratio; TBBMC/LBM — total body bone mineral content/lean body mass ratio; FM/LBM — fat mass/lean body mass ratio. |