Case Control Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Apr 14, 2019; 25(14): 1729-1740
Published online Apr 14, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i14.1729
Table 1 Characteristics of patients with functional chronic constipation with intestinal motility disorders and of controls
VariablesIntestinal motility disorders (n = 86)Controls (n = 86)
Age, mean ± SD , yr49.9 (17.4)50 (17.1)
Sex, n (%)
Male13 (15.1)13 (15.1)
Female73 (84.9)73 (84.9)
BMI, mean ± SD, kg/m223.7 (2.8)24.6 (3.4)
Education, n (%)
Primary5 (5.8)5 (5.8)
Intermediate33 (38.4)a14 (16.3)a
High school38 (44.2)37 (43)
Bachelor degree10 (11.6)a28 (32.6)a
No data02 (2.3)
Marital status
Single30 (34.9)22 (25.6)
Married53 (61.6)58 (67.4)
Widower3 (3.5)4 (4.7)
Divorced01 (1.2)
No data01 (1.2)
Symptoms
Constipation78 (90.1)a3 (3.5)a
Abdominal pain73 (84.9)a2 (2.3)a
Swelling79 (91.9)a14 (16)a
IBS-QOL (total score)108.4 (23.7)a39.8 (7.7)a
Dysphoria24.1 (7.7)a8.7 (1.5)a
Interference15.9 (5.5)a8 (1.6)a
Body image15 (2.1)a4.8 (1.4)a
Anxiety health13.5 (1.8)a3.7 (1.4)a
Food avoidance13.6 (1.6)a3.7 (1.4)a
Social reaction10.8 (3.2)a5 (1.1)a
Interpersonal relationships6.3 (3.3)a3.3 (0.6)a
Sexuality4.6 (2.2)a2 (0.1)a
HADS-14 A14.6 (4.3)a2.4 (1.8)a
HADS-14 D14.6 (3.1)a4.5 (2.6)a
SF12-PCS37.3 (9.8)a47.2 (7.6)a
SF12-MCS29.1 (7.4)a56 (7.1)a
PTH, mean ± SD, 10-70 pg/mL51.1 (12.1)-
Vitamin D, mean ± SD, IU/mL14.6 (7.7)a28.4 (8.8)a