What are the CI=confidence interval, OR = odds ratio, P value=probability of null value hypothesis for the following tables. The data collectected aims to show an association between people with diabetes are at risk for muscle loss. DIABETES RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE I17 (2016) 32-3835Table 2 - Body composition in type 2 diabetic patients (DM2) and non-diabetic (ND) subjects.WomenMenND (N= 26)Diabetic (N= 62)ND (N = 13)Diabetic (N- 38)TFFM (kg)APFFM (kg)APFFMI (kg/m)APFFM/BMI37 (30-44)15.5 + 1.76.2 (5-7)5.9 (4.2-8)42 (33-71)17.2 + 2.87.2 (5-11)5.3 (4.4-8)57 (47-64)26 (DS 2.6)8.5 (7.2-9.2)8.6 (7.5-10)54 (39-71)23 + 3.3<0.0010.53<0.001<0.0018 (6.6-10)8.3 (5.8-10)0.120.34<0.0010.02Values expressed as mean : standard deviation or median (range). Comparisons between groups analyzed by T-test or Mann Whitney. TFFM:total fat-free mass, ApFFM: appendicular fat-free mass, FFMI: appendicular fat free mass index, BMI: body mass index.Significant differences in bold. a uy mTable 1-Characteristics and laberatory tests in type 2 diabetic patients (D) and non diabetie p sutjects.NDDM 0Age tyearWeightHeight (mBMI m)Diastolie mmSystolic (mm MgSex M)Years of DM2Glucose mgCretinine gdTotal cholesterol (mgd)LDL cholesterl mgidi)HDL cholesterol (mgdlTrigycerides (mgdi)Hemoglobin iVitamin D ngmiPTH )55 (41-40164 5-L26 p04-3975 4-1120 po-1s1.59 5-L30 (p03-s81 53-10134 (-19.0010.044.001.001.001B-271415 S1-1.0010.05040.24203 (114-272)196 (0-34107 (4-171)120 (-14.001133 7314 (114-1729 PA40226 13414 (117-118 6-42726 -07268-155 (40-151).001047.001.001HASE (mmolmeRetinopathy (Micro or MacroalbuminuriaNeuropathy (3 simultaneous microvascular complications285414body ma inder, Mood peu, LD lowdensity lipogrotrins, HDL high density ipoprotein PH pertyid hormone, Ale gyeeylaned hemginSitcant derences in boldann w e pandorn sdnod ung ondu dund up oon ppuu pta san

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