Research Article

[Retracted] Analysis of Prevalence, Influencing Factors, and Countermeasures of Short Stature in Children and Adolescents Aged 6∼14 in Furong District, Changsha City, in 2020

Table 3

Univariate analysis of occurrence of short stature.

Clinical informationDiseased group (n = 1517)Nondiseased group (n = 52255)χ2/t value

Gender
 Male750 (49.44)27817 (53.23)8.9380.003
 Female767 (50.56)24348 (46.59)
Age (years old)9.41 ± 2.319.36 ± 2.390.8040.421
Growth hormone level
 <10 μg/L1026 (67.63)12109 (23.17)1578.5860.000
 ≥10 μg/L491 (32.37)40146 (76.83)
Pubertal retardation
 Yes1043 (68.75)10374 (19.85)21007.9330.000
 No474 (31.25)41881 (80.15)
Intrauterine growth retardation
 Yes59 (3.89)2103 (4.02)0.0700.792
 No1458 (96.11)50152 (95.98)
Hypothyroidism
 Yes549 (36.19)65989 (12.63)710.2310.000
 No968 (63.81)45657 (87.37)
Turner syndrome
 Yes161 (10.61)1173 (2.24)426.7180.000
 No1356 (89.39)51082 (97.76)
Familial short stature
 Yes992 (65.39)6149 (11.77)3681.0290.000
 No525 (34.61)46106 (88.23)
Paternal height156.56 ± 14.37173.41 ± 16.7938.6790.000
Maternal height150.36 ± 10.12150.42 ± 10.690.2160.829
Egg intake
 Occasionally or not571 (37.64)3054 (5.84)2791.2660.000
 Less than once a week454 (29.93)8616 (16.49)
 1–2 times a week296 (19.51)17119 (32.76)
 3–5 times a week196 (12.92)23466 (44.91)
Daily milk intake
 <250 mL491 (32.37)17471 (33.43)4.5900.101
 250–500 mL546 (35.99)17440 (33.37)
 >500 mL480 (31.64)17344 (33.19)
Exercise status
 Never175 (11.54)5413 (10.36)39.9890.000
 ≤1 times378 (24.92)9946 (19.03)
 2–3 times426 (28.08)15679 (30.00)
 ≥4 times538 (35.46)21217 (40.60)