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Table 5 Multivariable analysis for different markers and gender

From: H. Pylori is related to osteoporosis but only in premenopausal female: a cross-sectional study

 

OR

95%CI

P-value

WHR

 Q1(0.79–0.84)

5.783

1.192,28.078

0.029

 Q2(0.85–0.97)

0

0

 

TC (mmol/L)

 Q1(0–5.20)

1.694

0.345, 8.298

0.516

 Q2(> 5.21)

0

0

 

LDL-C (mmol/L)

 Q1(0–3.12)

2.502

0.374, 16.710

0.344

 Q2(3.13–4.52)

0

0

 

UA (umol/L)

 Q1(187–357)

1.096

0.246, 4.884

0.904

 Q2(358–571)

0

0

 

TG (mmol/L)

 Q1(0–1.70)

0.201

0.045, 0.902

0.036

 Q2(1.71–13.19)

0

0

 

GLU (mmol/L)

 Q1(0–6.10)

0.584

0.072,4.740

0.615

 Q2(6.11–13.03)

0

0

 

CA724(U/ml)

 Q1(0–6.89)

2.787

0.481, 16.151

0.253

 Q2(6.90–39.18)

0

0

 

CEA (ng/ml)

 Q1(0–4.99)

0.211

0.013, 3.511

0.278

 Q2(5.00–9.85)

0

0

 

BMI (kg/m2)

 Q1(17.9–23.9)

0.152

0.034,0.688

0.014

 Q2(24.0–34.1)

0

0

 

SP (mmHg)

 Q1(90–140)

0.133

0.005,3.228

0.215

 Q2(> 140)

0

0

 

BP (mmHg)

 Q1(60–90)

1.119

0.057,21.889

0.914

 Q2(> 90)

0

0

 

HCY (μmol/L)

 Q1(0–14.9)

0.377

0.091,1.559

0.178

 Q2(> 15)

0

0

 

CRP (mg/L)

 Q1 (0–4.9)

4.076

0.289,57.397

0.298

 Q2 (> 5)

0

0

 

B12(pmol/L)

 Q1(0–516)

6.038

0.681,53.464

0.106

 Q2(> 516)

0

0

 

Ca (mg/L)

 Q1 (2.1–2.25)

1.502

0.327,6.903

0.601

 Q1 (> 2.25)

0

0

 

Ghb(%)

 Q1(0–6.0)

0.487

0.064,3.691

0.487

 Q2(6.1–7.3)

   
  1. Abbreviations as in Table 1; OR Odds ratio;
  2. Bold indicates statistically significant values
  3. Male and female have different normal value in UA and WHR, UA 149-416umol/L in male,89-357umol/L in female, WHR < 9.0 in male,< 8.5 in female
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