Table 2. .CHIP and mLOY are not associated with increased hsCRP level.

	hsCRP level All subjects	p value	hsCRP level MI(+) subjects	p value	hsCRP level MI(-) subjects	p value
CHIP(-)	1.64 (1.00;3.69)	0.652	1.40 (1.00;4.00)	0.600	1.71 (0.97;3.22)	0.141
CHIP(+)	2.00 (1.00:3.90)		2.20 (1.10;5.00)		1.63 (0.91;2.54)
mLOY(-)	1.45 (0.99;2.75)	0.156	1.8 (1.0;4.8)	0.149	1.41 (0.74;2.16)	0.358
mLOY(+)	1.73 (1.01;4.00)		2.4 (1.03;4.5)		1.2 (0.99;2.99)
CHIP (-) mLOY (-)	1.11 (0.76;2.19)	0.410	1.00 (0.77;2.72)	0.430	1.35 (0.79;2.14)	0.570
CHIP (+) mLOY (-)	1.87 (1.00;3.03)		2.30 (1.35;7.35)		1.43 (0.72;2.37)
CHIP (-) mLOY (+)	2.20 (1.02;4.00)		2.50 (1.30;4.00)		1.37 (0.95;3.75)
CHIP (+) mLOY (+)	1.23 (1.01;3.80)		2.00 (1.02;4.75)		1.17 (1.03;1.73)

hsCRP Data are expressed as median, first and third quartiles. Comparisons were performed by linear regression of log values adjusted for age and sex. hsCRP levels are expressed in mg/L For each variable, results are expressed among patients with available value.