Glycolipid metabolic status of overweight/obese adolescents aged 9- to 15-year-old and the BMI-SDS/BMI cut-off value of predicting dyslipidemiain boys, Shanghai, China: a cross-sectional study

Table 2 Prevalence of CVD risk factors among normal weight, overweight and obese children

	Total	<85^th	85^th-95^th	≥95^th
Abnormalities		percentile	percentile	percentile
	N = 538	N=283	N=115	N=140
NAFLD (n/%)	91 (16.91)	3 (1.06) ^***	15 (13.04)^¶¶¶	73 (52.14) ^§§§
Hypertriglyceridemia (n/%)	28 (5.20)	3 (1.06) ^***	10 (8.70)	15 (10.71) ^§§§
Hyperglycaemia (n/%)	26 (4.83)	10 (3.53)	5 (4.35)	11 (7.86)
High TC (n/%)	43 (7.99)	13 (4.59)	10 (8.70)	20 (14.29)^§§§
Low HDL-C (n/%)	16 (2.97)	3 (1.06)	4 (3.48)	9 (6.43)^§§
High LDL-C (n/%)	33 (6.13)	7 (2.47)	9 (7.83)	17 (12.14)^§§§

TC, total cholesterol; HDL-C, high density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL-C, low density lipoprotein cholesterol.
Ratios were significantly different, normal weight vs. overweight: ^***p < 0.001.
Ratios were significantly different, overweight vs. obese: ^¶¶¶p < 0.001.
Ratios were significantly different, normal weight vs. obese: ^§§p < 0.01,^§§§p < 0.001.

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