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Table 1 General characteristics, noise exposure, and genotype distribution between NIHL and control groups

From: Associations of noise kurtosis, genetic variations in NOX3 and lifestyle factors with noise-induced hearing loss

Characteristics

Total (n = 614)

NIHL (n = 307)

Control (n = 307)

χ2/z

P

Sex, n (%)

   

0.000

1.000

 Male

474 (77.2)

237 (38.6)

237 (38.6)

  

 Female

140 (22.8)

70 (11.4)

70 (11.4)

  

Age, M (P25~P75), y

35 (30–43)

36 (30–43)

34 (30–42)

− 1.959

0.050

Education, n (%)

 High School/University

347 (56.5)

168 (27.4)

179 (29.2)

0.802

0.371

 Below high school

267 (43.5)

139 (22.6)

128 (20.8)

  

Years of exposure, M (P25~P75), y

3.00 (1.43–6.00)

3.00 (1.20–6.00)

3.00 (2.00–6.00)

−1.002

0.317

Threshold shift, dB

25.00 (17.83–36.96)

36.83 (29.83–49.83)

17.83 (14.17–21.00)

−21.442

<0.001

Kurtosis, M (P25~P75)

16.10 (9.99–28.33)

17.10 (11.17–32.45)

14.76 (9.23–24.95)

−2.810

0.005

 Steady noise

154 (25.1)

61 (9.9)

93 (15.1)

8.875

0.003

 Complex noise

460 (74.9)

246 (40.1)

214 (34.9)

  

CNE, M (P25~P75), d B (A)

93.69 (89.48–97.57)

93.73 (89.67–98.24)

93.62 (89.07–96.88)

−1.230

0.219

 <85

52 (8.5)

28 (4.6)

24 (3.9)

0.336

0.562

 ≥ 85

562 (91.5)

279 (45.4)

283 (46.1)

  

rs12195525, n (%)

   

4.041

0.133

Additive

 GG

516 (84.0)

267 (43.5)

249 (40.6)

  

 GT

87 (14.2)

35 (5.7)

52 (8.5)

  

 TT

11 (1.8)

5 (0.8)

6 (1.0)

  

Dominant

 GG

516 (84.0)

267 (43.5)

249 (40.6)

3.934

0.047

 TT + GT

98 (16.0)

40 (6.5)

58 (9.4)

  

Recessive

 GG + GT

603 (98.2)

302 (49.2)

301 (49.0)

0.093

0.761

 TT

11 (1.8)

5 (0.8)

6 (1.0)

  

Allele

 G

1119 (91.1)

568 (46.3)

551 (44.9)

2.910

0.088

 T

109 (8.9)

46 (3.7)

63 (5.1)

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