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. 2010 Jul 27;33(10):2244–2249. doi: 10.2337/dc10-0633

Table 3.

Relationship between inflammatory marker level 48 weeks after initiation of ART and incident diabetes in HIV-infected persons, with and without additional adjustment for week 48 glucose levels

Marker Model excluding week 48 glucose Model including week 48 glucose
hs-CRP
    Quartile 1 Referent Referent
    Quartile 2 1.09 (0.19–6.36) 0.65 (0.09–4.69)
    Quartile 3 2.62 (0.51–13.5) 1.88 (0.28–12.8)
    Quartile 4 4.87 (0.87–27.2) 2.52 (0.36–17.6)
    P value, test for trend 0.05 0.18
IL-6
    Quartile 1 Referent Referent
    Quartile 2 1.38 (0.29–6.54) 1.52 (0.21–10.9)
    Quartile 3 3.94 (0.83–18.6) 3.34 (0.53–21.1)
    Quartile 4 1.62 (0.31–8.47) 1.39 (0.23–8.28)
    P value, test for trend 0.24 0.94
TNFR1
    Quartile 1 Referent Referent
    Quartile 2 5.36 (0.77–37.5) 2.88 (0.34–24.5)
    Quartile 3 14.0 (1.37–143) 6.09 (0.61–60.8)
    Quartile 4 39.4 (2.17–716) 23.2 (1.28–423)
    P value, test for trend 0.01 0.03
TNFR2
    Quartile 1 Referent Referent
    Quartile 2 2.64 (0.56–12.5) 1.49 (0.25–8.95)
    Quartile 3 2.38 (0.43–13.1) 1.01 (0.12–8.31)
    Quartile 4 7.39 (1.18–46.4) 4.63 (0.60–35.8)
    P value, test for trend 0.04 0.27

Data are odds ratio (95% CI) vs. quartile 1. All models also include age, natural log of baseline marker level, BMI at week 48, CD4 <200 at week 48, and IDV use through week 48.