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Table 3 Clustering of metabolic syndrome components among participants

From: Determinants of metabolic syndrome among patients attending diabetes clinics in two sub-urban hospitals: Bono Region, Ghana

Type/No. of MS components

Male (No.)

% (95% CI)

Female (No.)

% (95% CI)

Total (No.)

% (95% CI)

MS component

 High TG

44

24.3 (18.6–31.2)

95

38.2 (32.3–44.4)

139

32.3 (28.1–36.9)

 High DBP

65

35.9 (29.2–43.2)

91

36.5 (30.8–42.8)

156

36.3 (31.9–41.0)

 High SBP

95

52.5 (45.1–59.7)

119

47.8 (41.6–54.0)

214

49.8 (45.0–54.5)

 Elevated WC

75

41.1 (34.4–48.8)

187

75.1 (69.3–80.1)

262

60.9 (56.2–65.4)

 Elevated FBG

138

76.2 (69.4–81.9)

199

79.9 (74.4–84.5)

337

78.4 (74.2–82.0)

 Low HDL

119

65.4 (58.5–72.4)

183

73.5 (67.6–78.6)

302

70.2 (65.7–74.4)

 Obese/overweight

92

50.8 (43.5–58.1)

137

55.0 (48.8–61.1)

229

53.3 (48.5–57.9)

No. of components present

 1

5

2.8 (1.1–6.5)

11

4.4 (2.4–7.8)

16

3.7 (2.2–6.0)

 2

74

40.9 (33.9–48.3)

50

20.1 (15.5–25.6)

124

28.8 (24.7–33.3)

 3

53

29.3 (23.1–36.4)

63

25.3 (20.3–31.1)

116

26.9 (23.0–31.4)

 4

38

21.0 (15.6–27.6)

86

34.5 (28.9–40.7)

124

28.8 (24.7–33.3)

 5

11

6.1 (3.4–10.7)

39

15.7 (11.6–20.8)

50

11.6 (8.9–15.0)

  ≥ 3 (MS)

105

42.0 (35.0–49.4)

190

76.3 (70.6–81.2)

295

68.6 (64–0-0.72.8)