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Table 4 Classification of the subjects according to their serum concentrations of α-tocopherol in adults

From: The low prevalence rate of vitamin E deficiency in urban adults of Wuhan from central China: findings from a single-center, cross-sectional study

 

 ≤ 12 μmol/L (Deficient)

13–29 μmol/L (Suboptimal)

 ≥ 30 μmol/L (Desirable)

Total (n = 846)

4 (0.47%)

520 (61.47%)

322 (38.06%)

Sex

 Male (n = 471)

2 (0.42%)

289 (61.36%)

180 (38.22%)

 Female (n = 375)

2 (0.53%)

231 (61.60%)

142 (37.87%)

Age

 18–29 (n = 107)

0

77 (71.96%)

30 (28.04%)

 30–39 (n = 174)

0

123 (70.69%)

51 (29.31%)

 40–49 (n = 201)

3 (1.49%)

117 (58.21%)

81 (40.30%)

 50–59 (n = 206)

0

116 (56.31%)

90 (43.69%)

 60–69 (n = 79)

0

43 (54.43%)

36 (45.57%)

  ≥ 70 (n = 79)

1 (1.27%)

44 (55.70%)

34 (43.03%)