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Table 4 Mean and standard deviation for the each muscle strength between age groups by gender using linear mixed multilevel models

From: Toe Grip strength declines earlier than hand grip strength and knee extension strength in community-dwelling older men: a cross sectional study

Muscle strength group (kg)

Men

Group 65 (n = 34)

Group 70 (n = 37)

Group 75 (n = 32)

Group 80 (n = 28)

Group 85 (n = 10)

P-value

Toe grip strength

18.75 ± 4.90

15.36 ± 6.01 a

12.94 ± 4.23a

11.64 ± 5.53 a

8.12 ± 3.85 a

 < 0.001

Hand grip strength

40.25 ± 8.08

38.88 ± 6.16

37.32 ± 7.71

32.57 ± 7.60

26.28 ± 6.84 a

Knee extension strength

30.38 ± 9.56

31.34 ± 8.61

30.39 ± 9.02

25.49 ± 9.15

19.69 ± 10.06

Muscle strength group (kg)

Women

Group 65 (n = 41)

Group 70 (n = 42)

Group 75 (n = 39)

Group 80 (n = 29)

Group 85 (n = 15)

P-value

Toe grip strength

12.19 ± 4.03

10.97 ± 4.01

10.45 ± 3.49

9.20 ± 3.41

6.93 ± 3.14 a

0.002

Hand grip strength

25.85 ± 4.80

23.51 ± 5.15

23.62 ± 4.58

22.67 ± 3.22

19.23 ± 3.42 a

Knee extension strength

21.54 ± 6.37

19.37 ± 6.42

19.77 ± 8.63

18.46 ± 4.92

16.55 ± 4.20

  1. Data are presented as the mean ± standard deviation
  2. Adjusted by body mass index, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein in men
  3. Adjusted by body mass index, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, Albumin, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, estimated glomerular filtration rate, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, Hemoglobin A1c, smoking habit, alcohol drinking habit in women
  4. P values from One-way analysis of variance or Kruskal–Wallis test
  5. asignificant difference from Group 65 as a reference