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. 2010 Jul 6;22(5):1431–1439. doi: 10.1007/s00198-010-1338-7

Table 5.

Results of univariate and multivariate linear regression analysis for OC Z-score

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
B (95% CI) p value B (95% CI) p value
Age (years)a 0.008 (−0.011–0.027) 0.409 −0.018 (−0.034–−0.001) 0.036
Genderb −0.687 (−1.129–−0.244) 0.003 −0.607 (−0.999–−0.214) 0.003
Disease duration (years)a 0.007 (−0.012–0.026) 0.460 e
BASDAI (range 0–10)c −0.029 (−0.155–0.098) 0.655 e
ESR (mm/h)c 0.006 (−0.005–0.018) 0.284 d
CRP (mg/L)c 0.009 (−0.003–0.022) 0.130 d
ASDASc 0.052 (−0.222–0.326) 0.708 e
BASFI (range 0–10)c 0.035 (−0.071–0.141) 0.651 e
PINP Z-scorec 0.605 (0.453–0.756) 0.000 0.464 (0.282–0.646) 0.000
sCTX Z-scorec 0.464 (0.346–0.582) 0.000 0.243 (0.110–0.377) 0.000
25OHvitD (nmol/L)c −0.007 (−0.016–0.001) 0.076

See Table 1 for definitions

B refers to the influence on OC Z-score

aPer year

bIf gender is male (versus female)

cPer 1 grade or 1 point

dThe variable was not selected during multivariate regression analysis

eThe variable was not tested in multivariate regression analysis because of a p value>0.3 in univariate regression analysis, no significant correlation with OC Z-score, and no significant difference between men and women