Distribution of Blood Glucose in a National Sample of Malaysian Adults
Lim, T.O., and Ding, L.M., and Zaki M., and Suleiman A.B., and Kew, S.T., and Maimunah A.H., and Rugayah B., (2000) Distribution of Blood Glucose in a National Sample of Malaysian Adults. Medical Journal of Malaysia, 55 (1). pp. 65-77. ISSN 0300-5283 Full text not available from this repository. AffiliationsHospital Kuala Lumpur. Clinical Research Centre. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Clinical Research Centre. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Dept. of Nephrology. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Dept. of Nephrology. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Dept. of Medicine. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Institut Kesihatan Umum. Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Institut Kesihatan Umum. AbstractWe describe the distribution of capillary blood glucose (BG) by age, sex and ethnicity in Malaysian adults. A national sample of 20041 individuals aged 30 or older had usable data. They were selected by stratified 2-stage cluster sampling. BG was measured using reflectance photometer. Percentile tables and curves by age, sex and ethnicity are presented. The BG distribution was right skewed and showed the expected increase with age. Except in Indian, women had higher BG than men. There were also marked ethnic differences. Indian had the highest BG concentration, followed by Chinese, Malay and other indigenous ethnic group. Repository Staff Only: item control page
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