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Table 1 Clinical Characteristics of All Participants
Table 2 Clinical Features of All Patients with T2DM with and without Vitamin D Deficiency
Figure 1 Comparison of NHHR in non-vitamin D deficient and vitamin D deficient groups in all participants. *Denotes significance at a P value of <0.05.
Table 3 Clinical Features of All T2DM Patients in the High and Low NHHR Groups
Figure 2 Comparison of 25(OH)D levels and prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in the High NHHR and Low NHHR groups for all participants (A) Comparison of 25(OH)D levels in the high NHHR and low NHHR groups for all participants. (B) Comparison of prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in the high NHHR and NHHR groups for all participants. * Denotes significance at a P value of <0.05.
Table 4 Clinical Features of Male and Female Patients with T2DM with and without Vitamin D Deficiency
Figure 3 Comparison of NHHR levels and vitamin D levels in female and male participants (A) Comparison of NHHR between the vitamin D deficient group and the no vitamin D deficiency group in male participants. (B) Comparison of NHHR between the vitamin D deficient and no vitamin D deficient groups in female participants. (C) Comparison of vitamin D in the High NHHR and Low NHHR groups among male participants. (D) Comparison of vitamin D in the High NHHR and Low NHHR groups among female participants. * Indicates significance at p-value < 0.05.
Table 5 Correlation Between Vitamin D and Other Factors in Patients with T2DM
Figure 4 Correlation between vitamin D and NHHR levels (A) Correlation between vitamin D and NHHR levels in all participants. (B) Correlation between vitamin D and NHHR levels in male participants. (C) Correlation between vitamin D and NHHR levels in female participants.
Table 6 Correlation Between Vitamin D with NHHR in All T2DM Patients
Table 7 Correlation Between Vitamin D and NHHR in Female Patients with T2DM
Table 8 Correlation Between Vitamin D and NHHR in Male Patients with T2DM