Research Article
Is Lipid Profile Associated with Bone Mineral Density and Bone Formation in Subjects with Spinal Cord Injury?
Table 1
Baseline characteristics of study cases and differences of basic features among male subjects with spinal cord injury (
: 85).
| | Category | | Mean (standard deviation) |
| | Age (year) | | 51.80 (13.44) |
| | Weight (kg) | | 70.49 (14.36) |
| | Height (cm) | | 172.34 (6.92) |
| | Body mass index (kg/m2) | | 23.62 (4.05) |
| | Time since injury (year) | | 9.15 (6.43) |
| | Triglyceride (mg/dL) | | 152.54 (64.06) |
| | Total cholesterol (mg/dL) | | 175.69 (34.38) |
| | High density lipoprotein (mg/dL) | | 41.31 (8.94) |
| | Low density lipoprotein (mg/dL) | | 100.49 (24.97) |
| | Bone mineral density of femoral neck | -score | −2.16 (0.95) | | -score | −1.74 (0.96) |
| | Bone mineral density of femoral intertrochanteric zone | -score | −2.29 (0.94) | | -score | −2.21 (0.95) |
| | Bone mineral density of femoral trochanter | -score | −2.11 (0.73) | | -score | −1.92 (0.74) |
| | Bone mineral density of total hip | -score | −2.36 (0.83) | | -score | −2.22 (0.86) |
| | Bone mineral density of spinal lumbar vertebras | -score | −0.43 (1.81) | | -score | 0.53 (1.59) |
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