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Comparison of Metabolic Abnormalities between PCOS Phenotypes ----- A Hospital-based study LI Hui1,2 LI Lin2 YANG Dong-zi2＃   1 Bupa Medical Center,

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1 Comparison of Metabolic Abnormalities between PCOS Phenotypes ----- A Hospital-based study
LI Hui1,2 LI Lin2 YANG Dong-zi2＃   1 Bupa Medical Center, Room 305 and 305A, No Zhujiang East Road, GuangZhou, China; 2 Department of Reproductive Medicine Center, SUN Yat-Sen Memorial Hospital, Yan Jiang road 107, GuangZhou, China. ＃：Corresponding author, YANG Dong-zi;

2 Figure 2 Distribution of metabolic abnormality in PCOS phenotypes DM: diabetes mellitus, IFG: impaired fasting glucose, IGT: impaired glucose tolerance, IR: insulin resistance, MS: metabolic syndrome, pre-DM: pre-diabetes mellitus, including IFG and IGT.

3 Table 1 Comparison of metabolic disorders between HA vs non-HA, obesity vs non-obesity

4 Figure 3 Comparison of metabolic disorders in the four subgroups:
obesity+HA, obesity+non-HA, non-obesity+HA, non-obesity+non-HA.

5 Email: Cheer.Li@bupa.com.cn
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