Research Article

Is There Association between Vitamin D Concentrations and Body Mass Index Variation in Women Submitted to Y-Roux Surgery?

Table 5

Comparison of the studied variables in the group submitted to RYGB with and without vitamin D deficiency ().

Variable25(OH)D < 20 μg/dL ()25(OH)D ≥ 20 μg/dL () value

Studied variables
Age (years)45.0 ± 9.645.0 ± 8.40.994
Ethnicity (white)18 (66.7%)17 (77.3%)0.530
Menopause (yes)11 (40.7%)8 (36.4%)0.777
Use of contraception (yes)1 (3.7%)5 (22.7%)0.077
Smoking (yes)0 (0.0%)3 (13.6%)0.084
Supplementation (yes)17 (63.0%)16 (72.7%)0.549
Regular photoprotection (yes)10 (37.0%)10 (45.5%)0.574
Time since surgery (years)3.5 ± 1.23.2 ± 0.90.361
BMI variation (kg/m2)32.4 ± 4.828.0 ± 3.30.002
25(OH)D (ng/mL)14.2 ± 3.532.9 ± 10.0<0.001
Parathormone (pg/mL)69.9 ± 25.252.2 ± 23.30.015
Body composition
Current BMI (kg/m2)32.6 ± 4.230.1 ± 4.50.149
Total muscle mass (kg)47.9 ± 5.346.7 ± 4.90.417
Total skeletal muscle mass (kg)18.4 ± 4.917.2 ± 6.80.507
Skeletal muscle mass index (kg/m2)7.7 ± 1.27.5 ± 1.30.655
Adipose mass (kg)31.8 ± 8.727.7 ± 7.20.096
Total fat percentage (%)38.2 ± 5.835 ± 6.00.129

BMI: body mass index; significance level of Student’s t-test.