1naresh
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Age Groups (yr) Median/Quartile No. P Value 0–5 1.01/0.84–1.43 20 <.001,a <.001b 6–20 0.63/0.60–0.67 15 .005,c <.001d 21–50 0.70/0.65–0.78 21 .015e Older than 50 0.81/0.72–0.86 22 .001f
↵a Comparison between 0 to 5- and 6 to 20-year-old subjects.
↵b Comparison between 0 to 5- and 21 to 50-year-old subjects.
↵c Comparison between 6 to 20- and 21 to 50-year-old subjects.
↵d Comparison between 6 to 20- and older than 50-year-old subjects.
↵e Comparison between 21 to 50- and older than 50-year-old subjects.
↵f Comparison between 0 to 5- and older than 50-year-old subjects.