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Table 4 Comparison of median motor nerve conduction study (NCS) variables between obese (n = 30) and normal weight (n = 29) groups

From: Somatic neural alterations in non-diabetic obesity: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Median nerve

Normal weight (n = 29)

Median (Q1-Q3)

Obese (n = 30)

Median (Q1-Q3)

p

Latency (ms)

Distal

Rt.

3.05 (2.65–3.67)

3.10 (3–3.3)

0.766

Lt.

3.15 (2.82–3.57)

3.30 (2.9–3.5)

0.873

Proximal

Rt.

7.30 (6.47–8.22)

7.15 (6.9–7.65)

0.543

Lt.

7.35 (6.47–8.05)

7.40 (6.92–7.98)

0.885

Amplitude (mV)

Distal

Rt.

11.15 (8.54–12.8)

10.05 (8.33–11.80)

0.12

Lt.

10.50 (8.79–13.17)

9.84 (9–11.45)

0.261

Proximal

Rt.

10.75 (8.71–12.2)

9.09 (7.62–10.20)

0.025

Lt.

10.30 (8.75–12.42)

8.74 (8.34–10.70)

0.073

Duration (ms)

Distal

Rt.

10.00 (8.4–10.3)

10.50 (9.62–12)

0.020

Lt.

10.00 (9.42–10.57)

10.70 (9.57–12.00)

0.047

Proximal

Rt.

10.00 (9–10.57)

10.85 (10–11.88)

0.019

Lt.

10.05 (9.35–11)

11.00 (10–12)

0.050

Velocity (m/s)

Rt.

55.00 (53.27–58.10)

54.45 (51.12–57.4)

0.495

Lt.

56.00 (51.12–60.25)

55.15 (51.47–58.2)

0.862

  1. The bold values in the tables shows the data are statistically significant