From:  The relationship between triglyceride-glucose index and lipid profile, hormonal, and biochemical parameters in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome

 Analysis of differences between the two groups created based on the TyG cut-off value.

VariableTyG ≤ 8.67, mean ± SDTyG > 8.67, mean ± SDTest statisticp value
Age, years28.08 ± 6.0130.10 ± 6.96t = –2.250.03
Insulin, mIU/mL10.97 ± 7.0018.45 ± 12.77t = –5.55p < 0.001
LDL cholesterol, mg/dL107.83 ± 31.99130.13 ± 52.26t = –3.12p < 0.001
Total cholesterol, mg/dL177.95 ± 37.14211.60 ± 46.90t = –5.65p < 0.001
Non-HDL cholesterol, mg/dL126.78 ± 47.87156.39 ± 60.08t = –3.96p < 0.001
HDL cholesterol, mg/dL55.83 ± 12.4551.04 ± 14.40t = 2.360.02
DHEA-S, µg/dL283.45 ± 111.82262.68 ± 107.27t = 1.190.24
Estradiol, pg/mL60.75 ± 60.9342.38 ± 32.10t = 2.030.04
LH, IU/L9.01 ± 6.147.04 ± 6.01t = 1.920.06
FSH, mIU/mL6.34 ± 3.576.35 ± 2.62t = –0.010.99
Free testosterone, ng/dL0.56 ± 0.270.53 ± 0.27t = 0.580.56
HbA1c, %5.25 ± 0.285.47 ± 0.60t = –3.22p < 0.001
25-OH vitamin D, ng/mL19.91 ± 13.1222.47 ± 10.92t = –1.730.08