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Table 2 Univariate and multivariate linear regression analysis of inflammatory SPARCC score of SIJ

From: Baseline severity of sacroiliitis can predict acute inflammatory status of sacroiliac joint in early axial spondyloarthritis of male patients: a cross sectional study

 

Univariate analysis

Multivariate

β

95% CI

P

β

95% CI

P

Age (years)

0.055

−0.899, 1.008

0.910

 

Symptom duration (years)

0.303

−0.460, 1.065

0.434

 

Peripheral arthritis

−1.479

−5.458, 2.499

0.464

 

Enthesitis

−5.197

−9.676, −0.718

0.023

−2.868

−7.224, 1.489

0.195

Uveitis

−4.286

−10.130, 1.558

0.149

 

Dactylitis

4.000

−8.703, 16.703

0.535

 

Psoriasis

12.976

0.423, 25.529

0.043

12.339

0.601, 24.078

0.040

CRP elevation

6.220

2.332, 10.108

0.002

3.893

0.113, 7.672

0.044

Alternating buttock pain

3.192

−0.810, 7.194

0.117

 

Good response to NSAID

2.250

−1.904, 6.405

0.286

 

Family history of SpA

−2.965

−8.715, 2.784

0.310

 

HLA-B27 positivity

1.781

−3.684, 7.245

0.521

0.038

−5.076, 5.153

0.988

Sacroiliitis grade (average)

4.823

3.076, 6.570

< 0.001

3.855

1.960, 5.750

< 0.001

mSASSS

0.618

−0.849, 2.085

0.405

 

Presence of syndesmophyte

7.419

−2.851, 17.689

0.155