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Table 3 Demographic and clinical data of the participants with and without abnormal MRI findings requiring further evaluation.

From: Prevalence of abnormal findings on brain magnetic resonance (MR) examinations in adult participants of brain docking

Variables

Findings requiring further evaluation (n = 15)

No abnormality or findings not requiring further evaluation (n = 1098)

 

Age range

Total

Age range

Total

 

34–59 y.o. (n = 11)

60–84 y.o. (n = 4)

 

34–59 y.o. (n = 910)

60–84 y.o. (n = 188)

 

Age (y.o.)

  

54.3 +/- 10.0

  

52.5 +/- 8.5

(range)

  

(34–75)

  

(22–84)*

Sex, male:female

9:2

1:3

10:5

622:288

129:59

751:347§

BMI (kg/m-2)

24.5 +/- 4.9

23.7 +/- 0.7

24.3 +/- 4.1

23.6 +/- 3.7

23.5 +/- 3.0

23.6 +/- 3.7

(range)

(19.5–35.6)

(22.7–24.4)

(19.5–35.6)

(13.8–59.0)

(13.8–33.5)

(13.8–59.0)*

Hypertension

3

1

4 (26.7%)

204 (22.4%)

59 (31.3%)

263 (24.0%)§

Diabetes mellitus

1

0

1 (6.7%)

94 (10.3%)

37 (19.7%)

131 (11.9%)§

Hyperlipidemia

6

1

7 (46.7%)

279 (30.7%)

74 (39.4%)

353 (32.0%)§

Cardiac disease

0

0

0 (0.0%)

21 (2.3%)

15 (8.0%)

36 (3.3%)§

Heavy smoking

1

0

1 (6.7%)

114 (12.5%)

16 (8.5%)

130 (11.8%)§

Heavy drinker

0

0

0 (0.0%)

40 (4.4%)

2 (1.1%)

42 (3.8%)§

Headache

1

0

1 (6.7%)

125 (13.7%)

9 (4.8%)

134 (12.2%)§

Vertigo/Dizziness

4

0

4 (26.7%)

111 (12.2%)

24 (12.8%)

135 (12.3%)§

  1. There were no statistically significant differences between the participants with and without abnormal MR findings requiring further evaluation (*, Student t test; §, Fisher exact test). No statistics were done on the breakdowns (age range) of each group.