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. 2023 Jul 7;23:415. doi: 10.1186/s12877-023-04121-8

Table 5.

Results of the regression analysis of physical activity in female participants according to the osteosarcopenia phenotype

Women Neither OP nor SP OP SP OS
Crude
Physically activea 1.00 (reference) 0.990 (0.644, 1.520) 0.421 (0.117, 1.512) 0.886 (0.428, 1.834)
Walking activityb 1.00 (reference) 0.876 (0.597, 1.286) 2.026 (0.867, 4.734) 0.907 (0.484, 1.702)
Stretching exercisec 1.00 (reference) 0.480 (0.324, 0.711) 1.124 (0.483, 2.614) 0.430 (0.217, 0.853)
Strengthening exercisec 1.00 (reference) 0.411 (0.216, 0.782) 0.869 (0.208, 3.632) 0.044 (0.006, 0.342)
Adjustedd
Physically activea 1.00 (reference) 1.170 (0.717, 1.910) 0.568 (0.145, 2.227) 1.414 (0.585, 3.419)
Walking activityb 1.00 (reference) 0.955 (0.632, 1.444) 2.433 (0.998, 5.936) 0.974 (0.481, 1.976)
Stretching exercisec 1.00 (reference) 0.606 (0.392, 0.936) 1.363 (0.572, 3.243) 0.644 (0.269, 1.544)
Strengthening exercisec 1.00 (reference) 0.576 (0.272, 1.220) 1.193 (0.228, 6.227) 0.062 (0.007, 0.538)

OP, Osteoporosis; SP, Sarcopenia; OS, Osteosarcopenia

aPhysically active was defined as 150 min or more of moderate to vigorous aerobic PA per week

bWalking activity was defined as 5 or more days of walking at least 30 min per day

cStrengthening or stretching exercises were defined as at least 2 or more days of exercise per week

dAdjusted by age, body mass index, house income, educational level, smoking habits, drinking status, and protein intake